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System Programming MCQs with Answers

Practice important System Programming MCQs with answers and explanations.

Multiple Choice Questions

Q3881: The DIY approach requires the programmer to manage
  • A: threads and synchronization
  • B: only thread creation
  • C: only synchronization
  • D: neither thread nor synchronization
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A

Q3882: Thread pools are generally
  • A: available in modern Windows systems
  • B: only on Linux
  • C: not available in Windows
  • D: only on MacOS
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A

Q3883: Parallelism frameworks
  • A: help express parallelism more easily
  • B: are used only in embedded systems
  • C: require manual synchronization
  • D: remove multi-threading support
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A

Q3884: Recursive functions in DIY parallel programming
  • A: are complex and error prone
  • B: easy and straightforward
  • C: not recommended
  • D: never used
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A

Q3885: Windows thread pool APIs
  • A: help enhance performance
  • B: are deprecated
  • C: only support single thread
  • D: are slow compared to DIY
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A

Q3886: What does loop parallelism allow in parallel programming?
  • A: Every loop iteration executes sequentially
  • B: Every loop iteration executes concurrently
  • C: Only first loop iteration executes
  • D: Loop iterations execute conditionally
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B

Q3887: Fork-Join parallelism involves
  • A: function calls running independently and later joining
  • B: control flow merging into one single flow
  • C: loops executing sequentially
  • D: thread execution without synchronization
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A

Q3888: Which of the following languages is NOT typically supported by parallelism frameworks?
  • A: Python
  • B: Java
  • C: C++
  • D: Fortran
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A

Q3889: Results reduction in parallelism frameworks means
  • A: combining results from parallel tasks
  • B: introducing synchronization delays
  • C: avoiding parallel execution
  • D: serializing loops
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A

Q3890: What is the purpose of serializing parallel code for debugging?
  • A: To ensure outcome remains unchanged
  • B: To slow down program
  • C: To increase parallelism
  • D: To remove synchronization
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A

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