1. The following functions will execute as threads of a process: void *threadA ( void *ptr...

 

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1. The following functions will execute as threads of a process: void *threadA ( void *ptr ) { } void *threadB (void *ptr ) { } printf("Statement A "); fflush(stdout); pthread_exit(0); } printf("Statement B "); fflush(stdout); pthread_exit (0); void *threadc (void *ptr) { printf("Statement C "); fflush (stdout); pthread_exit(0); Make the necessary changes to the code to ensure that the correct sequence of statements is: Statement B, Statement C, Statement A. 1. The following functions will execute as threads of a process: void *threadA ( void *ptr ) { } void *threadB (void *ptr ) { } printf("Statement A "); fflush(stdout); pthread_exit(0); } printf("Statement B "); fflush(stdout); pthread_exit (0); void *threadc (void *ptr) { printf("Statement C "); fflush (stdout); pthread_exit(0); Make the necessary changes to the code to ensure that the correct sequence of statements is: Statement B, Statement C, Statement A.