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action occurred. Global variables You will find that concurrent programs tend to use global variables, something you may have been trained to believe is evil in its purest form and thus will balk a bit at this kind of design. It is characteristic of multi-threaded programs that data is made globally visible to allow multiple threads to access it.
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