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Synchronization in Java refers to the mechanism that controls access to shared resources by multiple threads. It prevents concurrent modifications, race conditions, and data inconsistencies by ensuring that only one thread can access a resource at a time. Synchronization is essential for maintaining integrity and reliability in multithreaded applications.
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