Lock Interface
The Lock interface explained with examples.
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Explanation
The Lock interface provides a tool for implementing mutual exclusion that is more flexible and capable than synchronized methods and statements. A single thread is allowed to acquire the lock and gain access to a shared resource, however, some implementing classes such as the ReentrantReadWriteLock allow multiple threads concurrent access to shared resource. The use of synchronized methods or statements ...