Java memory model: Weak vs Strong

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Description

This lecture covers the Java Memory Model (JMM) as an example of a weak memory model for a programming language, explaining how Java threads interact through memory and guarantee specific values. It also discusses intra-thread consistency, ensuring program order and field updates consistency, despite possible JVM and CPU reordering.

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Programming language theory: High-level programming languages

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