Lecture

Concurrency: Volatile

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of volatile variables in Java, which are essential for concurrent programming. The instructor explains how volatile keywords prevent optimizations that can lead to data races, and demonstrates the importance of proper synchronization to avoid concurrency issues.

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