This article demonstrates how to safely share mutable data across multiple threads in Rust using Arc<Mutex<_>>. A Mutex ensures only one thread accesses data at a time, while Arc (atomic reference counting) allows multiple threads to safely hold references to the same Mutex. The example spawns two threads that concurrently modify a shared vector, with one incrementing values and the other doubling them.
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