Flask - Background TasksHow can you safely update a shared list from multiple background threads in Flask?AUse a global variable without any locksBCreate a new list inside each thread and ignore synchronizationCUse a threading.Lock to synchronize access to the listDUse print statements to debug list updatesCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand thread safetyMultiple threads modifying shared data can cause race conditions.Step 2: Use locks to prevent simultaneous accessthreading.Lock ensures only one thread modifies the list at a time.Final Answer:Use a threading.Lock to synchronize access to the list -> Option CQuick Check:Locks protect shared data in threads [OK]Quick Trick: Protect shared data with locks in multithreading [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESIgnoring synchronization causes data corruptionCreating separate lists loses shared stateUsing print does not fix thread safety
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