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How Java Manages Thread Synchronization with Locks and Monitors
- Java uses intrinsic locks to manage thread synchronization.
- When a method or code block is marked as synchronized, a thread must acquire the lock for the object before it can run that code.
- The lock prevents other threads from accessing the synchronized code until it is released.
- Java's monitors act as gatekeepers, managing the entry and exit of threads into synchronized regions.
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