‘2122022, 11:53 PM Java Multthreasing Interview Questions (2023) javatpoint Home aterview Questions ava sa Pythor Java Angula SCROLL TO TOP nps:iiwwjavatpoin comijava-multhreading-nlerview-questions vat‘2122022, 11:53 PM Java Multthreasing Interview Questions (2023) javatpoint Java Multithreading and Concurrency Interview Questions Multithreading and Synchronization are considered as the typical chapter in java programming. In game development companies, multithreading related interview questions are asked mostly. A list of frequently asked java multithreading and concurrency interview questions is given below. Multithreading Interview Questions 1) What is multithreading? Multithreading is a process of executing multiple threads simultaneously, Multithreading is used to obtain the multitasking, It consumes less memory and gives the fast and efficient performance. Its main advantages are © Threads share the same address space. © The thread is lightweight. © The cost of communication between the processes is low. More details. 2) What is the thread? A thread is a lightweight subprocess. It is a separate path of execution because each thread runs in a different stack frame. A process may contain multiple threads. Threads share the process resources, but still, they execute independently. More details. 3) Differentiate between process and thread? There are the following differences between the process and thread. nps:iiwwjavatpoin comijava-multhreading-nlerview-questions 2st‘2122022, 11:53 PM Java Multthreasing Interview Questions (2023) javatpoint © A Program in the execution is called the process whereas; A thread is a subset of the process © Processes are independent whereas threads are the subset of process. © Process have different address space in memory, while threads contain a shared address space. © Context switching is faster between the threads as compared to processes. © Inter-process communication is slower and expensive than inter-thread communication © Any change in Parent process doesn't affect the child process whereas changes in parent thread can affect the child thread tps: javatpoint comjava-mulithreadinginlrviw-questions ist2122022, 11:53 PM Java Multthreacing interview Questions (2028) javatpoint Crtee) Dre) os 4) What do you understand by inter-thread communication? © The process of communication between synchronized threads is termed as inter-thread communication. © Inter-thread communication is used to avoid thread polling in Java. © The thread is paused running in its critical section, and another thread is allowed to enter (or lock) in the same critical section to be executed. © Itcan be obtained by wait(, notify(), and notifyAll) methods. nps:iiwwjavatpoin comijava-multhreading-nlerview-questions ast‘2122022, 11:53 PM Java Multthreasing Interview Questions (2023) javatpoint 5) What is the purpose of wait() method in Java? The wait) method is provided by the Object class in Java. This method is used for inter-thread communication in Java. The java.lang.Objectwait() is used to pause the current thread, and wait until another thread does not call the notify() or notifyAll) method. Its syntax is given below. public final void wait() 6) Why must wait() method be called from the synchronized block? We must call the wait method otherwise it will throw java.lang.lllegalMonitorStateException exception. Moreover, we need wait) method for inter-thread communication with notify) and notifyAll. Therefore It must be present in the synchronized block for the proper and correct communication, 7) What are the advantages of multithreading? Multithreading programming has the following advantages © Multithreading allows an application/program to be always reactive for input, even already running with some background tasks © Multithreading allows the faster execution of tasks, as threads execute independently. © Multithreading provides better utilization of cache memory as threads share the common memory resources © Multithreading reduces the number of the required server as one server can execute multiple threads at a time. 8) What are the states in the lifecycle of a Thread? A thread can have one of the following states during its lifetime: 1. New: In this state, a Thread class object is created using a new operator, but the thread is not alive. Thread doesn't start until we call the start() method, 2. Runnable: In this state, the thread is ready to run after calling the start) method. However, the thread is not yet selected by the thread scheduler. 3. Running: In this state, the thread scheduler picks the thread from the ready state, and the thread is running ptosis inlarvew-qumtons set‘2122022, 11:53 PM Java Multthreasing Interview Questions (2023) javatpoint 4, Waiting/Blocked: In this state, a thread is not running but still alive, or it is waiting for the other thread to finish. 5, Dead/Terminated: A thread is in terminated or dead state when the run() method exits, start) § sleep() done, /o complete, lock available, resume(), notify() or notifyAll) OTT Ly Ur § red] sleep(), block on 1/0, wait meen y for lock, suspend(), wait() or stop() a] 9) What is the difference between preemptive scheduling and time slicing? Under preemptive scheduling, the highest priority task executes until it enters the waiting or dead states or a higher priority task comes into existence. Under time slicing, a task executes for a predefined slice of time and then reenters the pool of ready tasks. The scheduler then determines which task should execute next, based on priority and other factors. 10) What is context switching? In Context switching the state of the process (or thread) is stored so that it can be restored and execution can be resumed from the same point later. Context switching enables the multiple processes to share the same CPU. nps:iiwwjavatpoin comijava-multhreading-nlerview-questions eat‘2122022, 11:53 PM Java Multthreasing Interview Questions (2023) javatpoint 11) Differentiate between the Thread class and Runnable interface for creating a Thread? The Thread can be created by using two ways. © By extending the Thread class © By implementing the Runnable interface However, the primary differences between both the ways are given below: © By extending the Thread class, we cannot extend any other class, as Java does not allow multiple inheritances while implementing the Runnable interface; we can also extend other base class(if required). © By extending the Thread class, each of thread creates the unique object and associates with it while implementing the Runnable interface; multiple threads share the same object © Thread class provides various inbuilt methods such as getPriority0, isAlive and many more while the Runnable interface provides a single method, i.e, rund. 12) What does join() method? The join) method waits for a thread to die. In other words, it causes the currently running threads to stop executing until the thread it joins with completes its task. Join method is overloaded in Thread class in the following ways. © public void joinOthrows InterruptedException © public void join(long milliseconds)throws InterruptedException tps: javatpoint comjava-mulithreadinginlrviow-questions 31‘2122022, 11:53 PM Java Multthreasing Interview Questions (2023) javatpoint More details. 13) Describe the purpose and working of sleep() method. The sleep() method in java is used to block a thread for a particular time, which means it pause the execution of a thread for a specific time, There are two methods of doing so. Syntax: © public static void sleep(long milliseconds)throws InterruptedException © public static void sleep(long milliseconds, int nanos)throws InterruptedException Working of sleep() method When we call the sleep() method, it pauses the execution of the current thread for the given time and gives priority to another thread{if available). Moreover, when the waiting time completed then again previous thread changes its state from waiting to runnable and comes in running state, and the whole process works so on till the execution doesn't complete, 14) What is the difference between wait() and sleep() method? wait) sleep 1) The wait method is defined in Object class. The sleep() method is defined in Thread class. 2) The wait() method releases the lock. The sleep() method doesn't release the lock. nps:iiwwjavatpoin comijava-multhreading-nlerview-questions at‘2122022, 11:53 PM Java Multthreasing Interview Questions (2023) javatpoint 15) Is it possible to start a thread twice? No, we cannot restart the thread, as once a thread started and executed, it goes to the Dead state. Therefore, if we try to start a thread twice, it will give a runtimeException "java.langlllegalThreadStateException”. Consider the following example. public class Multithread1 extends Thread { public void rund { try{ System.out printin(“thread is executing NOW...n.")j } catch(Exception e) { } } public static void main (String[] args) { Multithread1 m1= new Multithread1(); m1 -startd; m1 start); Output nps:iiwwjavatpoin comijava-multhreading-nlerview-questions gt‘2122022, 11:53 PM Java Multthreasing Interview Questions (2023) javatpoint thread is executing now. Exception in thread “main” java.lang.IllegalThreadStateException at java. lang. Thread. start (Thread. java: 708) at Multithread1.main(Multithreadi . java:13) More details. 16) Can we call the run() method instead of start()? Yes, calling run() method directly is valid, but it will not work as a thread instead it will work as a normal object. There will not be context-switching between the threads. When we call the start, method, it internally calls the run method, which creates a new stack for a thread while directly calling the run( will not create a new stack. More details. 17) What about the daemon threads? The daemon threads are the low priority threads that provide the background support and services to the user threads. Daemon thread gets automatically terminated by the JVM if the program remains with the daemon thread only, and all other user threads are ended/died. There are two methods for daemon thread available in the Thread class: © public void setDaemon(boolean status): It used to mark the thread daemon thread or a user thread. © public boolean isDaemon(): It checks the thread is daemon or not. More details. 18)Can we make the user thread as daemon thread if the thread is started? No, if you do so, it will throw IllegalThreadStateException. Therefore, we can only create a daemon thread before starting the thread. class Testdaemon1 extends Thread{ ‘nps:iiwwjavatpoin comijava-multhreading-nlerview-questions ro‘222m, 1159 PM Java Multveading new Question (2023) avatpint public void rung System.out printin(’Running thread is daemon. ) public static void main (Stringl] args) ( Testdaemont td= new Testdaemon10; ‘td.start0; setDaemon(true);// It will throw the exception: td. Output Running thread is daemon... Exception in thread “main” java.lang.IllegalThreadStateException java. lang. Thread. setDaemon(Thread. java:1359) at Testdaemon1.main(Testdaemoni. java:8) More details. 19)What is shutdown hook? The shutdown hook is a thread that is invoked implicitly before JVM shuts down. So we can use it to perform clean up the resource or save the state when JVM shuts down normally or abruptly. We can add shutdown hook by using the following method: public void addShutdownHook(Thread hook)(} Runtime r.addShutdownHook(new MyThread()); {untime.getRuntime(); Some important points about shutdown hooks are © Shutdown hooks initialized but can only be started when JVM shutdown occurred. © Shutdown hooks are more reliable than the finalizer) because there are very fewer chances that shutdown hooks not run, ©. The shutdown hook can be stopped by calling the halt(int) method of Runtime class. nps:iiwwjavatpoin comijava-multhreading-nlerview-questions nat‘2122022, 11:53 PM Java Multthreasing Interview Questions (2023) javatpoint More details. 20)When should we interrupt a thread? We should interrupt a thread when we want to break out the sleep or wait state of a thread. We can interrupt a thread by calling the interrupt throwing the InterruptedException, More details. 21) What is the synchronization? Synchronization is the capability to control the access of multiple threads to any shared resource, It is used: 1. To prevent thread interference. 2. To prevent consistency problem. When the multiple threads try to do the same task, there is a possibility of an erroneous result, hence to remove this issue, Java uses the process of synchronization which allows only one thread to be executed at a time. Synchronization can be achieved in three ways: © by the synchronized method © by synchronized block © by static synchronization Syntax for synchronized block 1 |nps:iiwwjavatpoin comijava-multhreading-nlerview-questions vast‘222m, 1159 PM Java Muloveading nteiew Question (2023) avatpint synchronized(object reference expression) { I/code block More details. 22) What is the purpose of the Synchronized block? The Synchronized block can be used to perform synchronization on any specific resource of the method. Only one thread at a time can execute on a particular resource, and all other threads which attempt to enter the synchronized block are blocked. © Synchronized block is used to lock an object for any shared resource © The scope of the synchronized block is limited to the block on which, it is applied. Its scope is smaller than a method, More details. 23)Can Java object be locked down for exclusive use by a given thread? Yes. You can lock an object by putting it in a "synchronized block. The locked object is inaccessible to any thread other than the one that explicitly claimed it. 24) What is static synchronization? If you make any static method as synchronized, the lock will be on the class not on the object. If we use the synchronized keyword before a method so it will lock the object (one thread can access an object at a time) but if we use static synchronized so it will lock a class (one thread can access a class at a time). More details. 25)What is the difference between notify() and notifyAll()? The notify() is used to unblock one waiting thread whereas notifyAll) method is used to unblock all the threads in waiting state. nps:iiwwjavatpoin comijava-multhreading-nlerview-questions rat‘2122022, 11:53 PM Java Multthreasing Interview Questions (2023) javatpoint 26)What is the deadlock? Deadlock is a situation in which every thread is waiting for a resource which is held by some other waiting thread. In this situation, Neither of the thread executes nor it gets the chance to be executed. Instead, there exists a universal waiting state among all the threads. Deadlock is a very complicated situation which can break our code at runtime. More details. 27) How to detect a deadlock condition? How can it be avoided? We can detect the deadlock condition by running the code on cmd and collecting the Thread Dump, and if any deadlock is present in the code, then a message will appear on cmd. Ways to avoid the deadlock condition in Java: © Avoid Nested lock: Nested lock is the common reason for deadlock as deadlock occurs when we provide locks to various threads so we should give one lock to only one thread at some particular time. © Avoid unnecessary locks: we must avoid the locks which are not required. © Using thread join: Thread join helps to wait for a thread until another thread doesn't finish its execution so we can avoid deadlock by maximum use of join method. 28) What is Thread Scheduler in java? In Java, when we create the threads, they are supervised with the help of a Thread Scheduler, which is the part of JVM. Thread scheduler is only responsible for deciding which thread should be executed. Thread scheduler uses two mechanisms for scheduling the threads: Preemptive and Time Slicing. Java thread scheduler also works for deciding the following for a thread: © Itselects the priority of the thread, © Itdetermines the waiting time for a thread © It checks the Nature of thread nps:iiwwjavatpoin comijava-multhreading-nlerview-questions vais‘222m, 1159 OM Jove Mulvtveading nteiew Question (2023) avatpint 29) Does each thread have its stack in multithreaded programming? Yes, in multithreaded programming every thread maintains its own or separate stack area in memory due to which every thread is independent of each other. 30) How is the safety of a thread achieved? If a method or class object can be used by multiple threads at a time without any race condition, then the class is thread-safe, Thread safety is used to make a program safe to use in multithreaded programming. It can be achieved by the following ways: ° Synchronization ° Using Volatile keyword ° Using a lock based mechanism ° Use of atomic wrapper classes 31) What is race-condition? A Race condition is a problem which occurs in the multithreaded programming when various threads execute simultaneously accessing a shared resource at the same time. The proper use of synchronization can avoid the Race condition, 32) What is the volatile keyword in java? Volatile keyword is used in multithreaded programming to achieve the thread safety, as a change in one volatile variable is visible to all other threads so one variable can be used by one thread at a time. 33) What do you understand by thread pool? © Java Thread pool represents a group of worker threads, which are waiting for the task to be allocated, © Threads in the thread pool are supervised by the service provider which pulls one thread from the pool and assign a job to it. © After completion of the given task, thread again came to the thread pool. nps:iiwwjavatpoin comijava-multhreading-nlerview-questions 1691‘2122022, 11:53 PM Java Multthreasing Interview Questions (2023) javatpoint © The size of the thread pool depends on the total number of threads kept at reserve for execution. The advantages of the thread pool are © Using a thread pool, performance can be enhanced, © Using a thread pool, better system stability can occur. Concurrency Interview Questions 34) What are the main components of concurrency API? Concurrency API can be developed using the class and interfaces of java.util. Concurrent package. There are the following classes and interfaces in java.util, Concurrent package © Executor © FarkloinPool © ExecutorService © ScheduledExecutorService © Future © TimeUnit(Enum) © CountDownLatch © CyclicBarrier © Semaphore © ThreadFactory © BlockingQueue © DelayQueue © Locks © Phaser nps:iiwwjavatpoin comijava-multhreading-nlerview-questions 1691‘222m, 1159 OM Java Multveading nti Question (2023) avatpint 35) What is the Executor interface in Concurrency API in Java? The Executor Interface provided by the package java.util.oncurrent is the simple interface used to execute the new task. The execute) method of Executor interface is used to execute some given command. The syntax of the execute) method is given below. void execute(Runnable command) Consider the following example: import java.util.concurrent Executor; import java.util concurrent Executors, import java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor; import java.util concurrent. TimeUnit; public class TestThread { public static void main(final String{] arguments) throws InterruptedException { Executor e = Executors.newCachedThreadPool(); e.execute(new Thread()); ThreadPoolExecutor pool = (ThreadPoolExecutor)e; poolshutdownd; static class Thread implements Runnable ( public void rund { try ( Long duration = (long) (Math.random) * 5); System.out printin(’Running Thread!"); TimeUnit SECONDS sleep(duration); System.out printin("Thread Completed”); } catch (InterruptedException ex) { ex.printStackTrace(; |nps:iiwwjavatpoin comijava-multhreading-nlerview-questions wristsana, 159M Jove Muted teniew Qesons (2023) jvtpoht [Pp Output Running Thread! Thread Completed 36) What is BlockingQueue? The java.util.concurrentBlockingQueue is the subinterface of Queue that supports the operations such as waiting for the space availability before inserting a new value or waiting for the queue to become non-empty before retrieving an element from it. Consider the following example. import java.util Random; import java.utilconcurrentArrayBlockingQueue; import java.util. concurrent BlockingQueue; public class TestThread { public static void main(final String{] arguments) throws InterruptedException { BlockingQueue queue = new ArrayBlockingQueue(10); Insert i = new Insert(queue); Retrieve r = new Retrieve(queue); new Thread(i) start); new Thread(r) start); Thread sleep(2000); static class Insert implements Runnable ( |nps:iiwwjavatpoin.comijava-multhreading-nlerview-questions vast12122022, 11:53 PM Java Multthreasing Interview Questions (2023) javatpoint private BlockingQueue queue; public Insert(BlockingQueue queue) { this.queue = queue; @Override public void rund { Random random = new Random; try int result = random.nextint(200); Thread.sleep(1000); queue put(result); System.out printin(’Added: " + result); result = random.nextint(10); Thread.sleep(1000); queue.put(result); System.out printin(’Added: * + result); result = random.nextlnt(50); Thread.sleep(1000); queue.put(result); System.out printin("Added: * + result); } catch (InterruptedException e) e.printStackTrace(; static class Retrieve plements Runnable ( private BlockingQueue queue; nps:iiwwjavatpoin comijava-multhreading-nlerview-questions 93‘222m, 1159 PM Java Multveading nti Question (2023) avatpint public Retrieve(BlockingQueue queue) { this.queue = queue; @Override public void rund { try System. out printin(’Removed: + queue.take()); System.out printin("Removed: " + queuetake(); System.out printin(‘Removed: * + queue.take(); } catch (InterruptedException e) ( e-printStackTrace(: Output Added: 96 Removed Added: 8 Removed: 8 Added: 5 Removed: 5 37) How to implement producer-consumer problem by using BlockingQueue? The producer-consumer problem can be solved by using BlockingQueue in the following way. import java.util. concurrent BlockingQueue; |nps:iiwwjavatpoin.comijava-multhreading-nlerview-questions 20191‘222m, 1159 PM Jove Mulvtveading nteiew Question (2023) avatpint import java.util. concurrent LinkedBlockingQueue; import java.util.logging Level; import java.utillogging Logger, public class ProducerConsumerProblem { public static void main(String args()){ //Creating shared object BlockingQueue sharedQueue = new LinkedBlockingQueue(; //Creating Producer and Consumer Thread Thread prod = new Thread(new Producer(sharedQueue)); Thread cons = new Thread(new Consumer(sharedQueue)); 1/Starting producer and Consumer thread prod.start(); cons.start(); } //Producer Class in java class Producer implements Runnable { private final BlockingQueue sharedQueue; public Producer(BlockingQueue sharedQueue) { this sharedQueue = sharedQueue; @Override public void rund { for(int i=0; 1< 10; i++){ try( System out.printin( "Produced: " + i); sharedQueue putt); |nps:iiwwjavatpoin comijava-multhreading-nlerview-questions 2a‘222m, 1159 PM Jove Mulvtveading nteiew Question (2023) avatpint } catch (InterruptedException ex) { Logger.getLogger(Producer.class.getName().log(Level SEVERE, null, ex); //Consumer Class in Java class Consumer implements Runnable( private final BlockingQueue sharedQueue; public Consumer (BlockingQueue sharedQueue) ( this.sharedQueue = sharedQueue; @Override public void rund { while(true){ try ( System.out.printin(’Consumed: “+ sharedQueue.take0); } catch (InterruptedException ex) { Logger.getLogger(Consumer.class.getName()log(Level SEVERE, null, ex); } ) Output Produced: @ Produced: 1 Produced: 2 |nps:iiwwjavatpoin comijava-multhreading-nlerview-questions a112122022, 11:53 PM Java Multthreasing Interview Questions (2023) javatpoint Produced: 3 Produced: 4 Produced: 5 Produced: 6 Produ 7 Prot Produc Consum Consumed: 1 Consumed: 2 Consumed: 3 Consumed: 4 Consumed: 5 Consul 6 Consumed Consumed: 8 38) What is the difference between Java Callable interface and Runnable interface? The Callable interface and Runnable interface both are used by the classes which wanted to execute with multiple threads. However, there are two main differences between the both : © A Callable interface can return a result, whereas the Runnable interface cannot return any result. © A Callable interface can throw a checked exception, whereas the Runnable interface cannot throw checked exception, © A Callable interface cannot be used before the Java 5 whereas the Runnable interface can be used, 39) What is the Atomic action in Concurrency in Java? © The Atomic action is the operation which can be performed in a single unit of a task without any erference of the other operations. nps:iiwwjavatpoin comijava-multhreading-nlerview-questions zat‘2122022, 11:53 PM Java Multthreasing Interview Questions (2023) javatpoint The Atomic action cannot be stopped in between the task. Once started it fill stop after the completion of the task only. An increment operation such as a++ does not allow an atomic action. All reads and writes operation for the primitive variable (except long and double) are the atomic operation. All reads and writes operation for the volatile variable (including long and double) are the atomic operation. The Atomic methods are available in java.util. Concurrent package. 40) What is lock interface in Concurrency API in Java? The javautil.concurrent_ocks.Lock interface is used as the synchronization mechanism. It works similar to the synchronized block. There are a few differences between the lock and synchronized block that are given below. Lock interface provides the guarantee of sequence in which the waiting thread will be given the access, whereas the synchronized block doesn't guarantee it. Lock interface provides the option of timeout if the lock is not granted whereas the synchronized block doesn't provide that. The methods of Lock interface, i.e, Lock() and Unlock() can be called in different methods whereas single synchro ed block must be fully cont ed in a single method, 41) Explain the ExecutorService Interface. The ExecutorService Interface is the subinterface of Executor interface and adds the features to manage the lifecycle. Consider the following example. tps: javatpoint comjava-mulithreadinginlrviow-questions 20a‘2122022, 11:53 PM Java Multthreasing Interview Questions (2023) javatpoint import java, oncurrent.ExecutorService; import java.util.concurrent.Executors; import java.utilconcurrent TimeUnit; public class TestThread { public static void main(final String[] arguments) throws InterruptedException ( ExecutorService e = Executors.newSingleThreadExecutor(); try ( esubmit(new Thread); System.out printin(“Shutdown executor"); eshutdown); e.awaitTermination(5, TimeUnit SECONDS); } catch (InterruptedException ex) { System.err printin( "tasks interrupted’); } finally ( if (eisTerminated() ( System.err.printin("‘cancel non-finished tasks"); } eshutdownNow(); System.out printin(“shutdown finished"); static class Task implements Runnable ( public void rund { try{ Long duration = (long) (Math.randomd * 20); |nps:iiwwjavatpoin comijava-multhreading-nlerview-questions 2501‘222m, 1159 PM Java Multhreading Interview Questions (2023) -jvatpoint System.out printin(’Running Task! TimeUnit SECONDS sleep (duration); } catch (InterruptedException ex) { ex printStackTrace); Output Shutdown executor shutdown finished 42) What is the difference between Synchronous programming and Asynchronous programming regarding a thread? Synchronous programming: In Synchronous programming model, a thread is assigned to complete a task and hence thread started working on it, and it is only available for other tasks once it will end the assigned task. Asynchronous Programming: In Asynchronous programming, one job can be completed by multiple threads and hence it provides maximum usability of the various threads 43) What do you understand by Callable and Future in Java? Java Callable interface: In JavaS callable interface was provided by the package java.util.concurrent, It is similar to the Runnable interface but it can return a result, and it can throw an Exception. It also provides a run() method for execution of a thread. Java Callable can return any object as it uses Generic. 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