The purpose of using multithreading and concurrent programming is to improve performance, but we need to always remember that speed comes after correctness. The Java programming language provides lots of synchronization and concurrency support from the language to API level, but it depends on an individual's expertise in writing bug-free Java concurrency code. The following are Java concurrency and multithreading best practices, which help us write better concurrency code in Java:
- Use immutable classes: We should always prefer the immutable class in multithreading programming because immutable classes make sure that values are not changed in the middle of an operation without using synchronized blocks. For example, in an immutable class, such as java.lang.String, any modification on String, such as adding something or converting into...
