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Understanding the Differences Between volatile, synchronized, and ReentrantLock in Java – with Examples

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In Java concurrent programming, volatile, synchronized, and ReentrantLock are three commonly used synchronization mechanisms. Each mechanism has its unique characteristics, advantages, disadvantages, and applicable scenarios. Understanding the differences between them…

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