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Concurrency
The styles we have seen so far apply to all applications in general. The next four styles are specifically for applications that have concurrent units. Concurrency comes into the picture either because the applications have multiple concurrent sources of input, or because they consist of independent components distributed over a network, or because they benefit from partitioning the problem in small chunks and using the underlying multicore computers more efficiently.
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