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Deadlock occurs when multiple processes are waiting for resources held by each other, preventing any of them from proceeding. Key differences between deadlock and starvation are highlighted, along with the necessary conditions for deadlock and strategies for handling it, including prevention, avoidance, and detection. Resource Allocation Graphs and matrices are used to illustrate and manage resource allocation and detect potential deadlocks.
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- 23r11a6622
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- EN