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hey everyone Im Nick and this is C plus plus from scratch so in this episode of the series were going to be talking about thread synchronization with stood mutex so in our last video we looked at the basics of creating and joining threads with our stood thread and stood J thread now one of the things we ran into during that example was this issue where we had concurrent access of some shared resource now in our case that shared resource was our stood sealed stream objects and we had multiple different threads trying to print out using Studio at the same time and at our output we had these you know interleave prints with multiple you know different strings on kind of the same line and everything was a bit jumbled now one of the things were looking for right in that video was some way that we could say synchronize our different threads here and maybe prevent this concurrent access and one of the things we can use to prevent that is our stood mutex so if we go ahead and look at the rig