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For simple multi-threaded code, using synchronization is acceptable. However, using synchronization does have a liveness impact, and as a codebase becomes more complex, the likelihood goes up that you will end up with Deadlock, Starvation, or Livelock. In cases of more complex concurrency, using A...

The simple way to implement multi-threaded applications is to use Java's built-in synchronization and locking primitives; e.g. the synchronized keyword. The following example shows how we might use synchronized to accumulate counts. public class Counters { private final int[] counters; ...