How does a "snapshot isolation" level mitigate concurrency issues?

Create a C++ application that will exhibit concurrency concepts. Your application should create two threads that will act as counters. One thread should count up to 20. Once thread one reaches 20, then a second thread should be used to count down to 0. For your created code, provide a detailed analysis of appropriate concepts that could impact your application. Specifically, address: Performance issues with concurrency Vulnerabilities exhibited with use of strings Security of the data types exhibited.

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Discuss the various synchronization mechanisms used in multithreaded programming, such as locks, semaphores, and barriers. Provide examples of scenarios where each would be most appropriate.

Describe the fork-join framework in Java or a similar construct in other programming languages. How does it facilitate parallelism in multithreaded applications?

Discuss how to create a non-executable stack and identify the stack's exploitable weaknesses?

List the 4 conditions that can cause a deadlock for concurrent processes P1 and P2.   (short answer is ok)

In a concurrent environment, what precautions should be taken when using the Comparable interface to avoid race conditions and synchronization issues during sorting?

How well do you grasp the notion of concurrency control?

5. In the last chapter, we discussed deadlocks. Describe, in your own words, whymutual exclusion is necessary to proactively manage deadlocks in multiprocessing systems