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Answer Posted / pasindu
Trsnsient:
If you mark an instance variable as transient you're telling
the JVM to skip this variable when you attempt to serialize
the object containing it.
Volatile:
The volatile modifier tells the JVM that a thread accessing
the variable must always reconcile its own private copy of
the variable with the master copy in memory.
It can be apply only to instance variables.
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