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Rendezvous synchronization is a coordination mechanism used in concurrent programming where multiple processes or threads must wait for each other to reach a certain point before proceeding. This technique ensures that all participants are synchronized at a specific stage, allowing for orderly execution and avoiding race conditions. It often involves a shared barrier where processes gather, ensuring that they all reach the rendezvous point before continuing their task. This approach is commonly used in parallel computing to manage dependencies and improve efficiency.

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