This course is for those who want to develop fundamental concepts on Multi-threading and related concepts. In this course, we shall be going to cover Multi-threading concepts based on Pthreads (POSIX threads) on the Linux platform.

Though We use the C language to demonstrate the concepts, concepts hold good for any programming language. This course is equally valuable for C++ programmers. Other language programmers may also find this course useful as we explain Multithreading concepts close to the ground zero levels No Abstraction.

We shall discuss several concepts involved in multithreading and demonstrate each concept through a sample program. Several Important Concepts include but are not limited to - Deadlocks, Mutual Exclusion, Atomicity, Thread Synchronization, Race Conditions, Thread forking, and many more.
In the Next Installment of this course, we shall extend our knowledge of Multi-threading to Advance Concepts, including mini-projects on Multithreading and Thread Synchronization.
At each stage of this Course series, you shall be writing a lot of multi-threaded Codes. So be ready to Master the Multi-threading. Along the journey, we shall cover several interview-favorite topics and Questions to prepare you alongside for interviews.



Content
01 - Getting Started With Multi-Threading
02 - Concurrency Vs Parallelism (Theory Section)
03 - Joinable and Detached Threads
04 - Inter Thread Communication
05 - Let us go on Vacations ! yaay !
06 - Notification Chains
07 - Thread Cancellation - Asynchronous
08 - Thread Cancellation - Deferred
09 - Listener Threads
10 - Thread Synchronization - Getting Started
11 - Deadlocks
12 - Condition Variables
13 - Dining Philosopher Problem
14 - Thread Barriers
15 - Spin Locks
16 - Semaphores
17 - Semaphores - Internal Implementation
18 - Recursive MutexesLocks
19 - Read-Write Locks
20 - Implement Thread Safe Highly Concurrent CRUD Operations
21 - Appendix A Glue Based Linked List
22 - Bonus - Get some Candies !

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