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

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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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at 8:50, shouldn't idCounter be declared static?

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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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[@el9558]

Really helpful. I do have a question, at 8:40 I assume it is not needed to have idCounter as volatile when getAndIncrement() is synchronised and synchronised ensures visibility.

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[@andrewcbuensalida]

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

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