Computer Science · Operating Systems
With reference to the concepts of safe and unsafe states in deadlock avoidance, consider the following statements: A. A safe state is a condition where at least one sequence of execution exists that allows all processes to finish without deadlock. B. An unsafe state implies that a deadlock has occurred immediately upon entering that state. C. To avoid deadlocks, the system must have advance knowledge of the maximum resource requirements for each process. D. In a safe sequence, a process can wait for resources held by others, as long as it does not get stuck waiting indefinitely. Choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below:
- 1A, B and C Only
- 2B, C and D Only
- 3A, C and D Only✓
- 4A, B and D Only
Correct answer
A, C and D Only
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