Geography, asked by bhavi2587, 10 months ago

meaning of critical resource​

Answers

Answered by Maryaannnn
1

Answer:

critical resource A resource that can only be in use by at most one process at any one time. A common example is a section of code that deals with the allocation or release of a shared resource, where it is imperative that no more than one process at a time is allowed to alter the data that defines which processes have been allocated parts of the resource.

Answered by steffis
1

A critical resource is a resource that must be used only once at any one time.

Explanation:

  • A typical example is a segment of code that manages the release or allocation of a mutual resource, where it is basic that close to each procedure in turn is permitted to adjust the data that characterizes which processes have been assigned parts of the resource.
  • These types of resources usually become shortage when the schedule is reduced and vice versa.

To know more

Why and how are human beings the most critical resource or binding constraints to rural development

https://brainly.in/question/11248827

Why is land called a critical resource?​

https://brainly.in/question/11248827

Similar questions