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When the target thread periodically checks if it should terminate and terminates itself in an orderly manner, it is called :

a.

Asynchronous cancellation

b.

Systematic cancellation

c.

Sudden Termination

d.

Deferred cancellation

Answer: (d).Deferred cancellation

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