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Hi guys im having trouble finding the answer to this question. I think the answer is C but wanted to double check if i was correct. Thanks.
Which ONE of the following statements is FALSE.
Threads associated with the same process are able to …
2
(a) control their associated process.
(b) run in parallel.
(c) block themselves.
(d) access data in other processes.
I’d guess the answer they’re after is (d). The other answers are clearly true. Since each process has its own address space, threads in one process can’t directly access data in another process. To do such communication, you typically start by moving the data out of one process, such as putting it into a pipe or FIFO.