Which of the following concepts is not associated with critical regions?
A) Semaphores
B) Mutual exclusion
C) Bootstrap

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Critical regions refer to the parts of a program where shared resources are being accessed or modified, and where interference between concurrent program threads may cause unexpected behavior. Semaphores and mutual exclusion are techniques used to synchronize and coordinate access to shared resources in critical regions. Bootstrap, on the other hand, refers to the process of booting up a computer system, and is not directly related to critical regions or concurrent programming.

Which of the Following Concepts Is Not Associated with Critical