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The presentation discusses deadlock in operating systems, defining it as a situation where a process holds a resource and waits for others, creating circular waiting. It outlines conditions for deadlock, provides a real-life example, and highlights its consequences such as resource wastage and poor user experience. Additionally, it mentions strategies for deadlock prevention by ensuring certain conditions are not met.

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Operating System Presentation Script

The presentation discusses deadlock in operating systems, defining it as a situation where a process holds a resource and waits for others, creating circular waiting. It outlines conditions for deadlock, provides a real-life example, and highlights its consequences such as resource wastage and poor user experience. Additionally, it mentions strategies for deadlock prevention by ensuring certain conditions are not met.

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Operating System Presentation Script

Slide1

Intro

Good afternoon mam my name is Ayanabha Chatterjee and today I am going to show you a
presentation about Deadlock.

Slide 2

What is a Resource?

In operating systems, a resource refers to a component, like CPU time, memory, or input/output
devices, that a program or process can access and utilise during execution.

Slide 3

So this is a process state diagram in the operating system.

New: The process is being created.

Ready: The process is ready to run and is waiting for CPU time.

Running: The process is being executed on the CPU.

Waiting: The process is waiting for a particular event, such as I/O completion.

Terminated: The process has finished execution.

Slide 4

What is deadlock?

When a process holds a resource and waits for others to release it, it creates a circular waiting, that is
called deadlock.

This is a deadlock that can hamper system performance.

Slide 5

Condition for deadlock

So here are some condition

When this condition is true a deadlock can happen.

Slide 6

Example of Deadlock

So this is the same example of deadlock. So here it’s created a circular wait which creates a deadlock
if I give a real-life example of deadlock if you go to the bank and you tell the employee that you want
to open an account but the employee says ok at first you need to pay a minimum amount, But you
say ok but at first, I open the account and after that, I will give the money so this situation the
deadlock situation.

Slide 7

Consequences of deadlock

The system can be hamper

Resources wastage

And bad user experience

Slide 8

Deadlock prevention

So here are some conditions which we use to prevent deadlock. If this condition is not satisfied then
deadlock will not happen.

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