Compare Mutex and Semaphore in java.
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Answer / Mukteshwar Yadav
Both are synchronization primitives used for controlling access to shared resources. However, they work differently:nnMutex (Monitor): It is a lock that allows only one thread to access the protected resource at a time. A mutex has a binary lock and can be in two states - locked or unlocked.nSemaphore: It is a generalization of mutexes, which allows multiple threads to access the protected resource if there are sufficient permits available.nIn Java, Mutex is implemented using synchronized blocks or methods, while Semaphores can be created using the java.util.concurrent.Semaphore class.
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