Method1()
{
int a=0, b=0, c=0;
Monitor.Enter(this)
c = 12;
b = 3;
a = c/b
Moniter.Exit(this)
}
Method1()
{
int a=0, b=0, c=0;
c = 12;
b = 3;
lock(this){
a = c/b
}
}
Choose correct answer.
a. Upon completion, Method1 and Method2 release the lock
b. Upon Comletion, Method1 release the lcok and Method2 not.
c. Upon Completion, Method2 release the lock and Method1
not.
d. Upon Completion, neither Method1 or Method to release
the lock.
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