C++ Multithreading Part 2: Mutexes and Lock_Guard
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0Today we finished our introduction to multithreading in C++, with the ability to restrict access to a global data structure via two steps:
1) Moving it inside of a function and making it static
2) Adding two lines of code for a mutex and a lock_guard to restrict the body of the function to just one thread at a time
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