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QUESTION 3 (30 MARKS) C# supports parallel execution of code through multithreading. A thread is an independent execution path, able to run simultaneously with other threads .Shown by the diagram below Main Thread XXXXXX new Thread .Start() YYYYYYYYYY Worker Thread time XXXXXXXXXXXXX thread ends thread ends } application ends yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy???????? You have been tasked to create a new thread that will print the multiplication table of 10 and the Main Thread will print the table of 15, they should be communication between these two threads, in such a way that table of 10, is printed before multiplication table of 15, to maintain an ascending order.

          QUESTION 3
(30 MARKS)
C# supports parallel execution of code through multithreading. A thread is an independent execution
path, able to run simultaneously with other threads .Shown by the diagram below
Main Thread
XXXXXX
new
Thread
.Start()
YYYYYYYYYY
Worker Thread
time
XXXXXXXXXXXXX
thread ends
thread ends
}
application
ends
yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy????????
You have been tasked to create a new thread that will print the multiplication table of 10 and the Main
Thread will print the table of 15, they should be communication between these two threads, in such a
way that table of 10, is printed before multiplication table of 15, to maintain an ascending order.

QUESTION 3
(30 MARKS)
C# supports parallel execution of code through multithreading. A thread is an independent execution
path, able to run simultaneously with other threads .Shown by the diagram below
Main Thread
XXXXXX
new
Thread
.Start()
YYYYYYYYYY
Worker Thread
time
XXXXXXXXXXXXX
thread ends
thread ends

application
ends
yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy????????
You have been tasked to create a new thread that will print the multiplication table of 10 and the Main
Thread will print the table of 15, they should be communication between these two threads, in such a
way that table of 10, is printed before multiplication table of 15, to maintain an ascending order.

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