Part 11 - Concurrency - Cyclic Barrier (Multithreading in Java) Java Certification 1Z0-819

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This is the part 11 of Chapter 18 (Concurrency) of OCP Java SE 11 Developer Study Guide (1Z0-815, 1Z0-816, 1Z0-817, 1Z0-819). The book written by Jeanne Boyarsky and Scott Selikoff. If you have not gone through the previous parts I would strongly recommend to go through those to get your multi threading concepts rock solid.

Even though this is specific to Java Certification but this can be used to understand Java Multithreading and concurrency. If you have any question feel free to ask me via comments.

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Awesome courses, thank you for sharing your knowledge for free

Blaskillo
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Wow!
Explained the topic with such ease!

gurunath-deshmukh
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You could also use the same cyclic barrier instance again, when calling await() for the second time. There's no need to create another instance, except for the difference in the messages they output

gadsgadsx
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Dear Harry, My concept is clear, Please make more videos to complete rest of the chapter and make videos on module, secure coding.

bipulasarcomilla
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Can we create the cyclic barrier inside the performTasks method instead of passing an instance as a parameter?

rboxx
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Has something changed in latest java ? I have the same code as you but even without cyclic barrier I am getting the output in order of remove, clean and add.

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