Java Thread Synchronization (Part 1) | Built-in locks | Synchronized | Multithreading in Java | 2022

Published: 15 August 2022
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In this part 1 of 3 of Java Thread Synchronization, we'll learn via many coding examples, the benefits and features of the Java "synchronized" keyword in the context of multithreading programming in Java.

The following concepts and topics are introduced in this video:
1. What is a Java monitor?
2. What are a wait-set and a lock?
3. What is a critical section?
4. The two main functions of a Java lock (atomicity and memory visibility)
5. Synchronized methods vs synchronized statements
6. Reentrant locks provided by the Java standard library

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