Atomic Variables
Lock-free thread-safe operations using AtomicInteger, AtomicReference, LongAdder, and the compare-and-swap (CAS) CPU primitive that powers them.
Lock-free thread-safe operations using AtomicInteger, AtomicReference, LongAdder, and the compare-and-swap (CAS) CPU primitive that powers them.
The high-level concurrency toolkit — ExecutorService, Future, CompletableFuture, CountDownLatch, CyclicBarrier, and Semaphore — that replaces manual thread management in production Java.
Explicit locking with ReentrantLock, ReadWriteLock, and StampedLock — when and why to reach for them over synchronized.
Deep dive into Java's Map implementations — how HashMap buckets work, when to use LinkedHashMap or TreeMap, and why ConcurrentHashMap is the thread-safe choice.
Consolidated interview Q&A for Java Multithreading — threads, synchronization, wait/notify, ExecutorService, locks, atomics, thread safety, and virtual threads from beginner through advanced.
When parallel streams improve throughput, when they hurt, and how the ForkJoin common pool governs parallel execution.
Understand Java's Queue and Deque interfaces, how ArrayDeque and PriorityQueue work internally, and when to use BlockingQueue for producer-consumer patterns.
How Java's synchronized keyword, intrinsic locks, volatile, and the happens-before relationship prevent race conditions in multithreaded programs.
Three design-level strategies for writing correct concurrent code — immutability, ThreadLocal confinement, and explicit object confinement — without reaching for locks.
What a Java thread is, how to create one, and the six lifecycle states a thread transitions through from creation to termination.
Project Loom's virtual threads — how they work, how they remove the scalability ceiling of thread-per-request servers, and what pinning and structured concurrency mean for your code.
How Object.wait(), notify(), and notifyAll() coordinate threads using the intrinsic monitor — including the spurious wakeup rule and when to use each method.