Kizspy | Question: 14 (Choose 1 answer)
What defines a critical section in the context of the Windows operating system?
A. It is a section of code where the processor gives priority to execute multiple threads simultaneously.
B. It is a section of code where hardware interrupts are disabled to ensure uninterrupted execution.
C. It is a segment of code that only one thread can execute at a time to avoid data inconsistency or conflicts.
D. It is a part of the kernel where system-level processes are given higher priority over user-level processes.
