LLD - Advanced LLD ConceptsWhich of the following best describes a race condition?AA situation where threads execute in a fixed orderBA bug caused by unsynchronized access to shared dataCA method to speed up thread executionDA technique to lock threads permanentlyCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Define race conditionA race condition happens when threads access shared data without proper synchronization, causing unpredictable results.Step 2: Match definition to optionsA bug caused by unsynchronized access to shared data correctly describes this bug.Final Answer:A bug caused by unsynchronized access to shared data -> Option BQuick Check:Race condition = Unsynchronized access bug [OK]Quick Trick: Race condition = unsynchronized shared data access bug [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking race condition is about thread speedConfusing race condition with deadlock
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