Explain the difference between transient and volatile in java?
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Transient is a keyword used to indicate that a variable should not be serialized. This means that when an object is serialized (converted into bytes), the transient variables will be ignored. Volatile, on the other hand, is a keyword used to indicate that a variable may be accessed by multiple threads and its value can change at any time. The JVM ensures that any thread reading the volatile variable always gets the most recent value.
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