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In C++, a thread is a basic element of multithreading that represents the smallest sequence of instructions that can be executed independently by the CPU. In this article, we will discuss how to access a vector from multiple threads safely in C++.
To access vectors from multiple threads safely, use a mutex to synchronize access to the vector.
Acquire the mutex before performing any read or write operations and release it afterward. Ensure that all threads accessing the vector use the same mutex to prevent concurrent access.
Output
Vector Elements:
10
20