Mutex Locks Program to avoid Race condition || Process Synchronization

In this lecture on Mutex Locks Program to avoid Race condition, you will learn to create a program to use mutex locks to avoid race condition and solve process synchronization problems. Mutex locks are used to give exclusive access to a shared resource i.e., mutex locks allow all the processes to use the same resource but at a time, only one process is allowed to use the resource. Mutex uses the lock-based technique to handle the critical section problem. Subscribe -    / dextutor   This lecture is part of the Operating System Lab playlist:    • Operating System Lab   For Program code and more details visit: https://dextutor.com/process-synchron... Reference Videos: 1. Race condition program:    • Cracking the Race Condition Program with C...   2. How to create threads -    • Program to create Threads in Linux || pthr...   Tools Required: 1. Linux environment 2. Basic knowledge of C Language 3. gcc compiler installed Reference Links: Operating System Theory PPTs Link: https://dextutor.com/courses/operatin... Operating System Programs: https://dextutor.com/courses/operatin... Other Playlists: OS:    • Operating System   Linux Essential:    • Linux Tutorial For Beginners   RHCSA:    • RHCSA Exam Questions with Solutions || RHEL9   Was this tutorial about Mutex Locks Program to avoid Race condition helpful? If so, please share. Let me know your thoughts in the comments. #linux #oslab #os #dextutor #threads #mutex