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DEADLOCK:
1) Deadlock process is permanently blocked because the required resource never becomes available.
2) The resource under contention is not in continuous use.
STARVATION:
1) In starvation, it is not certain that a process will ever get the requested resources.
2) the resource under contention is in continuous use.
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