1. Click the START button to initialize and set the philosopher state to thinking.
2. Now, change the philosopher's state by clicking on any philosopher (P0, P1, P2, P3, P4) in the action container.
   • Clicking on a philosopher (P_i) for the first time will initiate the process of picking up its left chopstick (C_i-1).
   • On the second click, the philosopher (P_i) will pick up its right chopstick (C_i).
   • On the third click, the philosopher (P_i) will start eating.
   • On the fourth click, the philosopher (P_i) will stop eating and will free both chopsticks (C_i-1 & C_i).
3. Randomly click on any philosopher and try to understand the problem.
4. After every click, observe the changes in the State Table, State Array and Code section.
5. To get the solution of this problem, click on NEXT button.

NOTE 1:When a philosopher (P_i) is eating, this state is reflected as 0 in the Philosopher Array.

NOTE 2: To understand the instructions in the code, hover over the line.

NOTE 3: Read all the alerts carefully.

1. while(1): This is the main loop that ensures the philosopher continually alternates between thinking and eating. The while(1) loop runs indefinitely, as philosophers think and eat forever, in a repeating cycle.
2. take_chopstick[i]: This action represents the philosopher trying to pick up the first chopstick (fork) that they need to eat. Each philosopher has a specific index, i, and they need the fork to their left.
3. take_chopstick[(i+1) % 5]: This action represents the philosopher picking up the second chopstick (fork), which is the one on their right.
4. EATING: After successfully acquiring both chopsticks, the philosopher enters the eating state and performs the actual eating task.
5. put_chopstick[i]: This action represents the philosopher putting down the left chopstick (fork) after finishing eating.
6. put_chopstick[(i+1) % 5]: This action represents the philosopher putting down the right chopstick (fork) after eating.
7. THINKING: This represents the thinking state of the philosopher. After eating, the philosopher enters a period of thinking, where they are not interacting with the chopsticks.