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Write a c++ program for a five operations (using five numbers not letters) and using the code below , and explain every command and the

Write a c++ program for a five operations (using five numbers not letters) and using the code below , and explain every command and the conclusion in the end.

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i just need to know how this program will work if we insert a numbers insted of letters in the code , the titel of the subject is writen below in blue color . i need you to buld the program and complete it in C++.
and explain to me the meaning of every command in it.
i hope you understand my question
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i need an explainition for this code if we have multiple waiting[1] , waiting[2], waiting[3], waiting[4], waiting[5]
i need to know how the test_and_set will works for that . that is my question
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dot waiting[i] = true; key = true; while (waiting[i] & key) key - test_and_set(lock); waiting[i] = false; /critical section / j = (1 + 1) #n; while ((j != i) 46 ! waiting[j]) j - ( + 1) #n; if (j = i) lock - false; else waiting [3] = false; /* remainder section / while (true); Bounded-waiting Mutual Exclusion with test_and_set dot waiting[i] = true; key - true; while (waiting[i] && key) key - test_and_set(&lock); waiting (1) - false; * critical section */ j - (1 + 1). n; while ((j != i) 66 !waiting[j]) j - ( + 1) #n; if (j = i) lock = false; else waiting()) - false; 1* remainder section */ while (true); dot waiting[i] = true; key = true; while (waiting[i] & key) key - test_and_set(lock); waiting[i] = false; /critical section / j = (1 + 1) #n; while ((j != i) 46 ! waiting[j]) j - ( + 1) #n; if (j = i) lock - false; else waiting [3] = false; /* remainder section / while (true); Bounded-waiting Mutual Exclusion with test_and_set dot waiting[i] = true; key - true; while (waiting[i] && key) key - test_and_set(&lock); waiting (1) - false; * critical section */ j - (1 + 1). n; while ((j != i) 66 !waiting[j]) j - ( + 1) #n; if (j = i) lock = false; else waiting()) - false; 1* remainder section */ while (true)

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