concurrent programming

English

Noun

concurrent programming (usually uncountable, plural concurrent programmings)

  1. (programming) The construction of programs as multiple logically distinct threads of control whose executions may overlap in time, with their interactions governed by communication and synchronization mechanisms rather than by a single, predetermined global sequence of operations.
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