Java - Synchronized, Transient and Volatile Modifiers

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[@CrickVlog]

**Correction: Volatile keyword can be used with static keyword. Thanks.

[@madhavpatil3786]

Hi Mam, Just a small correction at time 5:26 min, you said static keyword can not be used with volatile, but there in slide it says static keyword can be used

[@mohammadalam2151]

Excellent explanation Monica make more videos on multithreading and concurrency

[@ambidextrousTrades]

I really appreciate your efforts but please be clear on the facts and the way you convey it. This is too confusing. Especially the explanation of volatile keyword.

[@ioanadobos2840]

Omg why are you all so mean, this was a great explanation, thanks Monica:)

[@suryaprataprout1210]

transient keyword cannot be used with static keyword i.e. is a Wrong Statement. please correct your statement. volatile keyword can used with static keyword and non static keyword. please share the valid statement.

[@saicharan8675]

Very informative

[@Vinod_Kumar827]

very good explanation. thanks

[@MaheshMahi-mf2nr]

if the volatile keyword is using wih the static keyword i.e static keyword makes the value of a variable constant so in that case what is the use of volatile keyword there?

[@H4nek]

The individual threads will still make local copies of the fields they work with, even for the static fields. So to ensure that the value of the static field you're working with in a parallel environment is the most up-to-date, you should declare it volatile. Then, each read/write will be performed from/to the shared memory. Hope that's understandable. I'm still not completely sure what's shared between threads and what's not, because it happened to me that threads were working with local copies of a variable until I made it both static and volatile. But maybe that's an application-specific case.

[@sriramakrishnan102]

static means it belong to class i.e it is common to all objects of the class. And more thing is that variable with static keyword doesn't mean it is a constant variable.constant variable are created using final keyword

[@rameshkumarkrishnasamy]

Please re-verify Volatile and static keyword points.

[@shaktisinghmojawat6253]

When you say "It's nothing but", it's finished there, how can you explain it further.

[@maximealise4842]

stop() is not from Runnable.

[@xXHyperDucksXx]

It isn't, no... but it doesn't have to be. It's their own implemented method.

[@sachida23]

This is not the way of explanation be like techie and get the depth and explain in through diagram

[@mdnazish9397]

I appreciate your efforts but "transient" keyword can be used with "static" keyword. No compile-time error and No runtime-error occure, while serialiazation or deserialization. ex: private transient static String password; ,,,/ ...