Which of the following is true?
A) No deadlock implies no starvation;
B) No starvation implies no deadlock;
C) Deadlock doesn't imply starvation;
D) Starvation implies deadlock.

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Deadlock does not necessarily lead to starvation because starvation refers to a situation where a process is perpetually denied necessary resources to proceed, while deadlock refers to a specific condition where two or more processes are each waiting for another to release a resource. A system can be in deadlock without causing starvation if the deadlock is resolved, but a process can experience starvation without a deadlock occurring if it is consistently denied resources by the scheduler or other processes.

Which of the Following Is True