Thread Safety Using Synchronization | Multithreading in Java - 3

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[TSH]

Thank you so much.
waiting for part 4 of this video .

[MegasXLR]

Thanks so much for these 3 parts! Threads are fun and easy, not what I thought when I read the theory in my lecture haha

[sagen]

Good video, but I just want to point out one point. You explain the errors with multi threading with shared memory by the cpu only being able to run one thread at a time. Modern multicore cpus can easily run 2-32 threads at the same time. The reason that what you see happen is because of shared memory. Local variables are stored in the L1 cache closest to the core and not accessible from other cores. The syncing between caches happen irregularly. You can force a value to be updated to all caches using the keyword volatile, using atomic data types or synchronisation. Or even locks.

[sesebere]

I really like your 3 multithreading tutorials. I wish there was a part 4, 5, 6...

[thomassidebottom]

Thank you for the videos. I'm still earning basics for Threading and this helped immensely. It would be awesome if you uploaded another video regarding Threading. Your explanations help me more than me rummaging through the internet looking for examples.

[MonicaBGx]

Your tutorials are great, you explain it in a very clean and simple way! Well done!

[qu_wd]

Wating for part 4 of this video.
And Thanks!!

[raviankit]

Hi, the way you explain is just awesome. Please upload the video of thread pool/ executor. And how to synchronized two or more methods?

[abhisheksoti]

waiting for part 4 of this video with 'join' and 'notify' implementation. Please upload...just FYI I subscribed

[TheStarDragon]

I am a little confused about your example here...You don't use a static class member...so should these values be difference, i.e. separate memory locations from each instance of the class? Nevermind, I see you are passing the same reference to one sequence class.

[amanagarwal]

Well explained sir. I was using synchronised block inside run method, then it was printing 1 thread inside another thread. Kindly explain ?

[sattish]

Very well explained thanks for your time

[kostavsheoran]

my sequence runs fine even without the sychronized keyword, but when i use the sleep method it starts repeating the numbers, how is that possible?

[bihazards]

Would using "return ++java" also have evaded this particular problem?

[ahmadrashideh]

what about deadlocks and how to fix them?