wat is class level lock and object level lock
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Class Lock - If a static method is marked as Synchrnozied
and called by a Thread, the whole Class will be locked
until the method execution completed.
Object Lock - If a non-static method is marked as
Synchronzied and called by a Thread, the current instance
(Object) will be locked util the method execution completed.
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Answer / michael selvan
Class Lock - If a static method is marked as Synchrnozied
and called by a Thread, the whole Class will be locked
until the method execution completed.
Note : If we declare as a any static variables or methods
those will be stored in class area. So, if the method is
synchronized static . It'll lock the complete class.
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class StringSample{
static void method1(){
System.out.println("classlevel...");
}
void method2(){
System.out.println("object level...");
}
}
public class StringDemo{
public static void main(String[] args) {
StringSample.method1(); // class level
// StringSample.method2(); //error
StringSample s2 = new StringSample();
s2.method2(); //object level
}
}
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