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Save Question 7 (1 point) If there are 2 different synchronized blocks of code which use the same object reference for synchronization, which of the following describes the limitations on thread access to those two blocks? One thread is allowed to be executing in each of the two blocks at the same time. That is, thread A can be inside block A and thread B can be inside block B. O One thread is allowed to be executing at any time as if both blocks were one synchronized block. That is, if thread A is executing in block A and thread B tries to enter block B, it will be forced to wait until thread A exits block A. o Multiple threads are allowed to execute inside both synchronized blocks at the same time as long as the threads do not change any shared data. O None of these are correct Save

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Question 1
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All of these scenarios are part of the synchronization problem.

Question 7
Answer:
Option 2 is the right answer.

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