Multithreading in Java Explained: Context Switching, Synchronization & Thread Priority - Episode 36

In this tutorial, we dive deep into the world of multithreading in Java, focusing on key concepts like context switching, synchronization, and thread priority. Learn how to implement multithreading using the Thread class and Runnable interface, and explore the differences between multiprocessing and multithreading.

We also demonstrate practical examples of thread creation, setting thread priorities, and optimizing context switching for better performance. This video is perfect for Java developers looking to enhance their understanding of concurrent programming and optimize CPU allocation.

📝 Key Concepts Covered:

What is Multithreading?
Synchronization in Java
Context Switching vs. Multitasking
Using the Thread Class and Runnable Interface
Thread Priority and CPU Allocation
Real-world Examples in Eclipse
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YouTube Chapters:
0:00 - Introduction to Multithreading
0:33 - Multitasking, Context Switching & Heap Memory
2:45 - Why Threads are Lightweight
4:20 - Demonstrating Function Calls with Nano Time
5:25 - Creating Threads using the Thread Class
6:44 - Starting Threads & Running Concurrent Methods
9:02 - Implementing Runnable Interface for Multithreading
10:22 - Using Thread Objects & CPU Allocation
12:00 - Giving Names & IDs to Threads
14:50 - Understanding Thread Priorities (Max & Min)
17:40 - Conclusion & Best Practices