The java.util.concurrent Package: Using a CyclicBarrier 1 (using Scala)

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The java.util.concurrent Package: Using a CyclicBarrier 1 (using Scala)

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This video starts the coding of an example program that uses a CyclicBarrier to do synchronization between a number of threads. The example shows a simple model of crystal growth. This video is part of a series of learning support material for "Introduction to the Art of Programming Using Scala". CRC Press - /product/isbn/... Amazon - /Introduction-Pr...

Advanced Topics in Programming Languages: The Java Memory Model

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Google Tech Talks March 21, 2007 ABSTRACT This talk describes the Java Memory Model and how it affects the ways concurrent software should be written. Recent changes to the memory model, which were incorporated into JDK 5, redefined the semantics of threads, synchronization, volatile variables, and final fields. The new memory model provides efficient and provably correct techniques for safely and correctly implementing concurrent operations. These techniques are compatible with existing good programming practice, although care needs to be taken in a couple of corner cases. Most programmers can avoid depending on low-level details and instead just use the high-level concurrency abstractions provided in the new concurrency libraries. However, for those who have to write their own concurrency abstractions, understanding the building blocks of concurrency can be vitally important. This talk will provide a simple and clear definition of what synchronization actually does, define the semantics of volatile variables and the java.util.concurrent.atomic package (and how they can be used to create efficient concurrent implementations), and describe how final fields can be used to provide thread-safe immutable objects without synchronization. This talk is part of the Advanced Topics in Programming Languages series. Google engEDU Speaker: Jeremy Manson

The java.util.concurrnet Package: Concurrent Data Structures (using Scala)

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This video runs through the main concurrent data structures that are present in the java.util.concurrent package. This video is part of a series of learning support material for "Introduction to the Art of Programming Using Scala". CRC Press - /product/isbn/... Amazon - /Introduction-Pr...

Java Programming - Lecture 7

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This lecture covers programming examples for how to create Stacks and Queues and various different types of Lists, Arraylists, and Hashsets using the Java.util.* collections packages. The lecture demonstrates how to create a bunch of different data structures that all fall into the collections category. The source code file can be downloaded from /JP-Assign3.zip . This video does NOT explain what these different data structures are, it only demonstrates the Java implementation of them.

Java tutorial 6 - java input out (io) file reader / writer PART ONE (of 2)

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Part ONE In this tutorial I will show you how to read and wrtie data to a file and how to handle the exceptions of our data type value being to large and our file not being found. Enjoy the video, if you would like to request a tutorial or have any questions please contact me via the youtube messaging services. DOWNLOAD the files from this tutorial here /shared/c1avyc8a5q

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