Consider a variation of the "Dining Philosophers" problem where the number of philosophers is even. Can you devise a deadlock-free solution to the problem? Assume that all other requirements are like those in the original problem

omg taking this same test i was stuck on the same question i was too lazy to read the book sadly i cant really give you an answer to this question too complex the answer will be in chapter 5 of the cay

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