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In this installment of the course we talk about java threads in the modern world. Java was the first major language to integrate thread support. The original support is antiquated by now. New threading capabilities in recent Java versions completely changed the way we handle threads. This can make your code far more efficient, easier to write and more robust.

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Many developers learned Java at a job or in University. In those settings it might have been Java 6 or 7 at best. A lot has changed in Java since then. Its become a modern powerful platform with, fluid syntax, high performance and low overhead.

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00:00 Introduction
01:03 Applicable to Loom (Virtual Threads)
01:18 Parallelism vs. Concurrency
03:38 Mutex (synchronized)
09:16 Thread Pools
10:31 Executors
12:51 Locks vs. Synchronized
14:20 ReentrantLock
18:47 Final Word