Concurrency
Concurrency is the study and practice of executing multiple computations in overlapping time periods, including threads, processes and asynchronous tasks. It covers synchronization, coordination, and hazards like race conditions and deadlocks. The goal is to ensure correctness and performance when resources are accessed concurrently across components and systems.
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Baseline data
Context in the model
Structural placement
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Relations
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