Answer / Mudit Kumar Gupta

Thread synchronization inside a monitor (also known as synchronized blocks) ensures that only one thread can execute a block of code at a time. In Java, when a thread enters a synchronized block for an object, it acquires a lock on the object. Other threads attempting to enter the same synchronized block will be blocked until the first thread exits the block and releases the lock.

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