Java Multithreading: How synchronized Block Works with Threads (Object Lock Explained) |#shortvideo

In this video/post, we explore how the synchronized block works in Java using object-level locking.
We create a custom thread class and demonstrate how synchronized(this) ensures that only one thread can execute a specific code block at a time — but only if the threads share the same object.

You'll learn:

What synchronized blocks actually do

Why main thread is not affected by synchronized(this)

Difference between one and two thread objects

Real output behavior of multithreaded programs

We also answer the common question:

"Why is the main thread able to print in the middle even with a synchronized block?"

Perfect for beginners learning Java threads, synchronization, and thread safety.
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