Java Multithreading. Basic Multithreading. Part 1 | | Software Development
Java Multithreading. Basic Multithreading. Part 1
Duration
12 hours
Location
Online
Language
English
Code
JVA-070
250.00 *
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Description
In this training we cover the very basics of Java Multithreading API. We look at the syntax and core classes and teach you how to run code in a separate thread, how to synchronize access to shared resource in a multithreaded environment, how to use monitor, order thread execution and more.This training is the first part in our series of 3 courses focused on multithreading. The other two cover java.util.concurrent package and asynchronous programming and ForkJoin Framework.
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Objectives
- Improve Java development skills
Target Audience
- Junior and intermediate Java developers
Roadmap
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Interrupting Threads
Priorities and demonology
Synchronization – basics
Deadlock
- Multithreading and multiprocessing
- Basic concepts – process, thread, scheduler
- Parallelism and Concurrency
- Amdahl’s and Gustafson laws
- Types of multithreading
- Multithreading application in Java
- Creating Threads
- Thread as object; creating and running thread
- Implementation of Runnable
- Extending Thread class
- Comparing Runnable and Thread
- Using ThreadFactory
- Thread lifecycle
- Thread states
Interrupting Threads
- Returning from run method
- Using sleep method
- Using interrupt method
- isInterrupted and interrupted methods
- Using stop method
- Using thread yeld
- Thread states diagram
Priorities and demonology
- Thread priorities
- Priorities in operating system
- Demon threads
- Infrastructure threads
Synchronization – basics
- Time synchronization – time sort
- Lost update problem
- Ways to synchronize threads
- Costs of synchronization
- Synchronize keyword
- Monitors
- Synchronization blocks
- Producer – Consumer pattern
- Wait, notify and thread lifecycle
- Wait vs sleep
- Producer – Consumer pattern with pipes
Deadlock
- What is deadlock?
- Examples of deadlocks
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