How does the SetEvent and ResetEvent functions synchronize threads in Windows?

[ProfRon]

I remember messing with threads once. You know how they can trip over each other? SetEvent flips a switch to wake them up. It tells waiting threads to hustle along. ResetEvent pulls that switch back down. Now those threads chill until the signal returns. Picture a traffic light for your code's busy bees. One thread sets the event. Others pause until it glows green. I use it to keep my apps from crashing into chaos. You might try it in a simple loop. Reset keeps the peace after the rush. Threads sync like dancers in rhythm. I bet you'll spot it in your next project. Events nudge them without the fuss.

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