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Back-end Engineering

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Introduction to Java Concurrency

This introductory course covers essential Java multithreading concepts like thread creation, synchronization, and race condition prevention. You'll explore synchronized and concurrent collections, deadlock prevention, and advanced techniques such as lock-free programming with atomic variables.

Java

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5 lessons

21 practices

3 hours

Computer Science Fundamentals

Lessons and practices

Lesson 1: Understanding Concurrency

Understanding Thread Execution in Java

Change HelloThread to Runnable

Fix Thread Execution Issue

Creating Threads from Scratch

Lesson 2: Thread Lifecycle and Basic Operations

Thread Lifecycles in Action

Using Join to Control Execution

Adjust Thread Priorities for Balance

Thread Lifecycle State Logging

Traffic Lights Simulation

Lesson 3: Data Sharing and Synchronization

Synchronization in Action

Enhance Thread Synchronization Task

Synchronize Ticket Reservation System

Implement a Thread-Safe Bank Account

Lesson 4: Synchronized Blocks for Better Control

Understanding Synchronized Blocks in Java

Convert Synchronized Method to Synchronized Block

Safely Update Warehouse Inventory

Synchronized Document Editor

Lesson 5: Building a Simple Multithreaded Application

Running a Multithreaded Downloader

Adding More Threads

Adding a Pause Feature

Add Progress Indicator for Downloads

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