The Volatile and Synchronized Keywords in Java | Atomic Variables | Java Multithreading | Geekific

In the last example, the idCounter shared field does not need to be volatile if the synchronization is already being used

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I read so many articles on this, and used both in real code for years, but only after watching this video I figured out I did not understand how Volatile actually works!! This was an amazing video!

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This is genuinely one of the best tutorials I've seen on this topic. It seems like there are lots of very beginner resources for learning Java, and lots of really advanced content, but not much in the middle that teaches the broader concepts you need to know to get to the high level.

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I'm glad you use the term Processor, not CPU. (Main) Memory, not RAM. I use such approach too. The terms CPU and RAM are bad.

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Perfect place to learn about volatile, synchronized, atomic

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doesn't the AtomicInteger have to have a static keyword still?

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