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The following pseudo-code assumes that an infinite buffer is shared between the Producer and Consumer process int n = 0; semaphore s=1 semaphore delay=0; int main() { } /*number of elements in the infinite buffer */ /*this method starts the execution of producer and consumer in parallel */ void Consumer () { wait (delay); while (true) ( wait (9); int x take(); /* take an element from the infinite buffer */ n signal (s); if (n == 0) consume (x); wait (delay); void Producer () { while (true) ( int x produce (); wait (s); append(x); /* append (add) an element to the infinite buffer"/ n++; if (n=1) signal (delay); signal (s); }} a) This is an incorrect solution to the produce/consumer problem. Explain what exactly is incorrect here. b) How can the problem be fixed? Present your solution by rewriting the incorrect method. (producer, or consumer, or both)