Is there another way to make a java class method a thread safe except using 'synchronized' keyword? If yes what is it ?

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Rakesh Pati · Answer

Is is possible using transient

Eranna PK · Answer

Yes, Using transient keyward

Amrit Kumar · Answer

If we are working servlet then we can can extend with SingleThreadClass. Or for genereal core application don't create any class level variable.

imran Imran · Answer

ReentrantLock or build you own locking mechanism

Muhammed Bilal Abdulkany · Answer

Well there are many ways you can achieve this, but each contains many flavors. Java 8 also ships with new concurrency features. Some ways you could make sure thread safety are: Semaphores Locks-Reentrantlock,ReadWriteLock,StampedLock(Java 8)

devagoud rangol · Answer

by using local variables or java.lang.ThreadLocal

Tasneem K · Answer

import java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicInteger; public class MyCounter { private static AtomicInteger counter = new AtomicInteger(0); public static int getCount() { return counter.getAndIncrement(); } }In this particular counter example, we actually can make count++ atomic by using AtomicInteger from the package "java.util.concurrent.atomic".

Some other useful facts about thread-safe

Local variables are thread safe in Java.

Each thread has its own stack. Two different threads never shares the same stack. All local variables defined in a method will be allocated memory in stack. As soon as method execution is completed by the current thread, stack frame will be removed.

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