5 years ago in Operating System

It is not possible to have a deadlock involving only a single process. Why?

[A] This follows directly from the hold-and-wait condition
[B] This holds mutual exclusion, hold-and-wait and non-preemption
[C] Because single process not always in safe state
[D] None
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Manu Ratheesh - 4 years ago

Whether ans is (a) or (b)

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Tsega Asresa Mengistu - 1 week ago

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