Shared register

A shared register is a type of data structure that allows multiple threads or processes to read from and write to a common memory location in a concurrent computing environment. It is used to manage shared state between different computational entities, ensuring that they can interact without significant risk of data corruption or inconsistency. ### Characteristics of Shared Registers: 1. **Concurrency**: Multiple threads or processes can access the register simultaneously, and it must manage these concurrent accesses.