Lecture

Concurrency: Executors and Mutual Exclusion

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Description

This lecture covers the efficient alternatives to threads, known as executors, which allow the redesign of applications by specifying tasks to different pools. It also delves into mutual exclusion properties, focusing on the readers-writers problem, critical sections, synchronized blocks, and monitors in Scala and JVM.

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