MultiThreading

Theory to start
- Multithreading, Basics part 1
- Multithreading : thumb rules
C++ implementation
- Step by step multithreading : Chapter 1.
  - Join()
- Step by step multithreading : Chapter 2.
  - detach()
- Step by step multithreading : Chapter 3.
  - exceptions and threading
- Step by step multithreading : Chapter 4.
  - functor
  - std::ref()
  - std::move()
  - get_id()
- Step by step multithreading : Chapter 5.
  - mutex
  - lock_guard
- Step by step multithreading : Chapter 6.
  - Deadlock
- Step by step multithreading : Chapter 7.
  - unique_lock
  - unique_lock vs lock_gaurd
  - thread safe program - singleton.
- Step by step multithreading : Chapter 8.
  - Conditional variable.
- Step by step multithreading : Chapter 9.
  - future
  - promise
- Step by step multithreading : Chapter 10.
  - atomic_flag
  - atomic

Book Reference - Concurrency in action

Note : - I want to recommend you to read concurrency in action book. My blogs covers executable examples to demonstrate key concepts of threading inspired by this book.

Chapter 1 :
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Multi-threading standard questions -

1. Create two threads, lets name it - odd-thread and even-thread. Print 1, 3, 5, .. all odd numbers from odd-thread, and print 2, 4, 5, all even numbers from even-thread. But numbers should print in sequential manner, OP - 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8... 100