Discussion
Livelock differs from deadlock in that the tasks involved
Answer: B
Correct answer: continue to execute but make no progress
Livelocked tasks are running, responding to one another and consuming processor time, but the system as a whole advances not at all - two tasks each backing off and retrying in step, for example. Deadlocked tasks are blocked and consume nothing, which is why livelock is harder to spot in a profile.
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