In the bounded buffer problem….
a) there is only one buffer
b) n being greater than one but finite
c) there are infinite buffers
d) the buffer size is bounded
The dining – philosophers’ problem will occur in case of……
a) 5 philosophers and 5 chopsticks
b) 4 philosophers and 5 chopsticks
c) 3 philosophers and 5 chopsticks
d) 6 philosophers and 5 chopsticks
The monitor construct ensures that…
a) one process can be active
b) being greater than 1
c) one process in it at a time
d) none of these
e) none of mentioned
In monitor, the local data variables accessible only by……
a) Procedures
b) Monitor's Procedures
c) Monitor
d) None of these
What is/are the advantage/s of monitors?
a) ignore actual implementation
b) provide mutual exclusion
c) monitor is correctly
d) all of these
A monitor is characterized by…..
a) programmers defined operators
b) the number of variables in
c) an identifier
d)
all of these
