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MadeEasy Subject Test 2019: Operating System - Process Syncronization

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  1. Fails to Guarantee mutual exclusion 
  2. Guarantee mutual exclusion and prevents deadlock
  3. Fails to prevent deadlock
  4. Fails to guarantee mutual exclusion and fails to prevent deadlock

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