Java Concurrency in Practice

by Brian Goetz

Description

A definitive guide to designing, building, and testing reliable concurrent applications in Java, this book explains the principles behind threads, locks, synchronization, and shared mutable state. It combines essential theory with practical techniques for avoiding common hazards such as race conditions, deadlock, and data inconsistency. Through clear examples and proven patterns, it shows developers how to create software that remains correct, responsive, and maintainable on modern multicore systems. An influential resource for Java programmers seeking to understand concurrency and apply it with confidence.

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paperback

Addison-Wesley Professional

Published May 9, 2006

384 pages

ISBN: 9780321349606

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First Published

2006

Language

eng

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