Java Multithreading. Java.util.concurrent package. Part 2 | | Software Development
Java Multithreading. Java.util.concurrent package. Part 2
Duration
12 hours
Location
Online
Language
English
Code
JVA-071
250.00 *
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Description
In this training you will learn how to use the classes from java.util.concurrent package. We will look at them one by one and show you how to use almost every class of the package with specific examples. You will learn how to use synchronized collections, executors, atomics and more.This training is the second part in our series of 3 courses focused on multithreading. The other two cover basic Multithreading (threads, synchronization, monitors etc.) 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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Collections
Lock and semaphore
Synchronizers
Executor Framework
Storing data in Threads
Exception handling
- Memory access performance
- CPU memory model
- Compiler and CPU
- Java memory model
- volatile keyword
- CAS algorithm
- Atomic References
- Atomic counter example
Collections
- Lost insert (update) problem
- Synchronized collections
- Concurrent library
- Concurrent collections
- Queue and Deque
- BlockingQueue
Lock and semaphore
- Lock interface
- Condition in locks
- ReadWriteLock
- Semaphore interface
Synchronizers
- Introduction – where to put semaphore where synchronizer
- CountDownLatch
- TransportTyconTutor – full example of using synchronizers and semaphores!
- CyclicBarrier
- Phaser
- Phaser phases and tutor
Executor Framework
- Why we need ExecutorFramework
- Executor and ExecutorService
- ThreadPool
- Scheduling tasks
- Running tasks
- Stoping tasks
- Future interface
Storing data in Threads
- Sharing runnable objects between threads
- Overriding values in objects
- ThreadLocal Store
Exception handling
- Exceptions in multithreading application
- Handling Exception with UncatchingExceptinoHandler
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