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What is the best way to understand multi threading in java?

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Guys, multi- threading is one of the most complicated topics a lot of programming students face in java( especially synchronization methods and inter thread communication). A lot of guys understand the the theoriticl aspects but the problem is always implementation. Can someone also explain producer -consumer problems using thread?
 
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You can try file copy program using threads . Copy huge files or directories with multiple small files using threads. You can also try file search for a specific keyword
 
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Date Structures : ConcurrentMap, RingBuffer,BlockingQueue,DelayedQueue

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Make the Algorithm/Use Case to Divide and Conquer for Scaling
 
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You can learn it via free online courses, multithreading means that in the same application you have multiple execution threads. A thread is like a CPU that runs your application separately. Thus an application with multiple threads is like a multiple CPU application that runs several parts of the code simultaneously.
 
You are really interested in learning multi-threading , you can go through many good websites online.
some of the good websites for learning java are:
1. geeksforgeeks .com
2. tutorialspoint.com
3. Codecademy.
 

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