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Can we call the Thread.sleep in Synchyronozed block?
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Answer / veerendra
While the thread is sleeping in a synchronised block means,
you are locking a resource, there might be 'n' number of
contenders for this resources. If the thread goes to sleep
then other threads or processes contending for the resource
will be blocked infinitely.
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Answer / ravikiran
Yes we can call,And should be enclosed between try catch
blocks beacause Interupted exception may be thrown.
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Answer / pramod
ofcourse you can call thread.sleep in synchronized
block,when we call means when there is a possibility of
loop inside the synchronized block.
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Answer / muthusenthil
yes, you can call wait method inside synchronized block but
synchronized block usually allows one by one to penetrate
in.if you call wait method inside it will create a stagnant
circumstance. synchronized block wont allow other threads
inside till this thread in waiting state get notified
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Answer / anmol mathpal
yes u can but be sure to use it under try-catch block.
Actually synchronized keyword is basically used for locking
purpose. let us consider an example:-
/*This is a synchronized block*/
Synchronized(this){
try{Thread.sleep(1000);}catch(InterruptedException e){}
//Remaining code
}
Now suppose there is s thread in a program say A
let us consider thread A enters the synchronized block
because of sleep method it'll take one second more than its
normal execution time.that's it. it will affect other
threads that are waiting for that particular resource.
without thread.sleep method
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