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Are you creating user-level or kernel-level threads? How do you know?2. In what ways is this program easier to implement using threads, rather than forking two child processes?3. In what ways is this program more difficult to implement by using threads rather than forking two child processes?4. What could occur if you added the two threads' results without joining with them first?5. Why did you not need to add mutexes or other locking construct to your program, despite it being multithreaded?

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Are you creating user-level or kernel-level threads? How do you know?2. In what ways is this program easier to implement using threads, rather than forking two child processes?3. In what ways is this program more difficult to implement by using threads rather than forking two child processes?4. What could occur if you added the two threads' results without joining with them first?5. Why did you not need to add mutexes or other locking construct to your program, despite it being multithreaded?

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  1. Without specific context or code, it's hard to determine whether you're creating user-level or kernel-level threads. User-level threads are managed by the user's application while kernel-level threads are managed by the operating system. You can determine this by looking at how your threads are being managed and scheduled.

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