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What is the difference between the synchronized() & static
synchronized()?
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Answer Posted / sitaram
synchronizing is the process of ensuring the share resources
will be accessing only one thread at a time. There are two
types of synchronizations.
1. static synchronized(Class level)
2.synchronized.(Object Level).
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