Chapter 16: Concurrency
Developing single-threaded Java applications is rarely feasible. Therefore, most of your projects will be multithreaded (that is, they will run in a multithreaded environment). This means that, sooner or later, you'll have to tackle certain multithreading problems. In other words, at some point, you'll have to get your hands dirty with code that manipulates Java threads directly or via dedicated APIs.
This chapter covers the most popular questions about Java concurrency (multithreading) that occur in general interviews about the Java language. As usual, we will start with a brief introduction that covers the main aspects of Java concurrency. Therefore, our agenda is straightforward, covering the following topics:
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