Task1 Task2 Task3 SIGNAL SO WAIT WAIT
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First, we need to define the tasks and their dependencies. In this case, we have three tasks: Task1, Task2, and Task3. Task1 is the main task, and it needs to wait for Task2 and Task3 to complete before continuing. Show more…
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