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Why concurrenthashmap is fail safe?

Answer Posted / Shivendra Pal Singh

ConcurrentHashMap in Java is designed to be thread-safe, allowing multiple threads to perform operations simultaneously without causing conflicts. It achieves this by using locks and segments for internal synchronization, ensuring that no two threads access the same bucket at the same time. This makes ConcurrentHashMap a fail-fast iterator (meaning it will throw ConcurrentModificationException if its structure is modified during iteration).

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