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JAVA Thread

1. How does Java handle multithreading, and what are the ways to
create threads in Java?
Java supports multithreading by allowing multiple threads to execute concurrently
within a single Java application. To create threads, you can use either of the following
methods:
1) Extending the Thread class and overriding the run() method.
2) Implementing the Runnable interface and providing the implementation for
the run() method.
3) Implementing the Callable interface with the call() method (Java's newer
approach, returning a result).

2. How do you handle concurrency issues in Java?


Concurrency issues in Java can be handled using various techniques such as:
Synchronization: Using synchronized keyword to make methods or code blocks
thread-safe.
Locks: Using explicit locks from the java.util.concurrent.locks package, like
ReentrantLock.
Atomic classes: Using atomic classes from the java.util.concurrent.atomic
package to perform atomic operations on primitive data types.
Thread-safe data structures: Using thread-safe collections from the
java.util.concurrent package, like ConcurrentHashMap.

3. Explain the static keyword in Java.


The static keyword is used to define class-level members that belong to the class and
not to individual instances of the class. Here are some key points:
 static variables (or class variables) are shared among all instances of the
class.
 static methods can be called using the class name and do not require an
instance of the class to be invoked.
 static blocks are used to initialize static variables or perform one-time
initialization tasks for the class.

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