Lecture

Money Transfers: Synchronized Global Log

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This lecture covers the design of an online banking system to log money transfers, focusing on maintaining a transfer list and appending transfers to a global log. It explains the synchronized approach to collect log messages and the class structure for accounts. The instructor demonstrates test code simulating account movements and highlights the importance of atomic operations to avoid data inconsistencies.

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