Question
How can the Banker's algorithm be used to prevent
deadlocks?Solution
The Banker's algorithm is used to prevent deadlocks by considering the current resource allocation, future resource requests, and the available resources. It only allows a resource request if granting it would not put the system in an unsafe state, ensuring that processes don't enter deadlock-prone situations.
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