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Java Concurrency & Multithreading: beginner to intermediate is a course that provides a solid foundation in writing efficient, concurrent, and thread-safe programs in Java, published by Udemy Online Academy. It is a hands-on course designed to help learners build a solid foundation in writing efficient, concurrent, and thread-safe programs in Java. This course is ideal for developers who are new to multithreading and want to progress from the basics to intermediate-level concepts with practical coding examples and real-world applications.

This course introduces the basics of threads, the thread lifecycle, and synchronization, then explores concepts such as race conditions, deadlocks, and thread-safety techniques. Learners practice using the synchronized keyword, locks, and concurrent collections to effectively manage shared resources. It also examines executors, thread pools, and the concurrency tools provided in the java.util.concurrent package to simplify multithreaded programming. Hands-on exercises include building responsive applications, managing parallel tasks, and improving performance through concurrency. By the end, students will have the knowledge and skills to confidently implement multithreaded solutions in Java and be prepared for more advanced concurrency challenges.

What you will learn in Java Concurrency & Multithreading: beginner to intermediate:

  • Different states of a thread and its life cycle
  •  How to start threads using the start() method and ExecutorService
  •  Strategy for reusing threads used by ExecutorService
  •  How to define a thread by implementing the Callable interface
  •  How to use the Future interface in blocking and non-blocking ways
  •  Using daemon threads
  •  How the .join() and .interrupt() methods of a thread work
  •  The concept of data race and its details
  •  How to use the ‘volatile’ keyword to prevent data race
  •  The concept of mutex/intrinsic lock/monitor
  •  The concept of race condition, its details and its difference from data race
  •  How to use the ‘synchronized’ keyword to implement mutex/monitor acquire in Java
  •  And …

Course specifications

Publisher: Udemy
Instructors: Kiryl Yesipau and Yestastic Tech Labs LLC
Language: English
Level: Introductory
Number of Lessons: 33
Duration: 3 hours and 56 minutes

Course topics

Java Concurrency & Multithreading beginner to intermediate Content

Java Concurrency & Multithreading: beginner to intermediate Prerequisites

No experience with concurrency or multithreading is required
Java version 1.8 or newer should be installed
Basic programming skills in Java, such as variable definition and if-else statements, are required
Understanding the meaning of ‘final’, ‘static’, and ‘this’ keywords in Java is required
Understanding pass-by-reference in respect to passing object parameters to methods in Java is required

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Java Concurrency & Multithreading beginner to intermediate

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