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Hi Khuram, thanks a lot for feedback and suggestion I will strive to make a garbage collection video. Thanks.

Hi there, the reason I choose Java 11 certification is because it had a book covering all the topics. And reading book is still the best way to get comprehensive coverage. Honestly IMO the java version certification does not matter as much (unless its missing main recent major feature) the basics will always remain same. Ones you know basics rest becomes very simple to learn whenever the need arises. Unless you are working on green field projects the actual version of java in most applications will be bit old. In the job interviews they wont test you on latest features but will on basics. In short it will still be beneficial for you to go over this particular videos. 2. You will need to learn the basics of Java which you will not only use in Java rest of your life but also in other languages. To pass certification your basics need to be very clear and the coverage is way more that. If you learn on the job. It will surely help you crack your interview. 3. After certificate its up to you, usually certification is used to showcase your knowledge to crack interviews or get projects if you choose to do freelance work. Hope that helps. Feel free to ask any more questions. Thanks

@@harrygill6169 That surely helped me a lot. THANK YOU SO MUCH!

forever grateful for you sir

Thank you for your kind words. For this particular video I have mainly referred to Oracle’s official documentation and the things I did not understand from the documentation mainly die to lack of details I just googled and learned those smaller bits here and there.

Thanks for your feedback really appreciate it.

Yes that is absolutely correct understanding. 💯

Thanks for your kind words 🙏

Hi, I have created few videos of very basic Java you can start with those. Also one suggestion I will give is always write program not just theory. In the beginning it will be little slow but ones you get hang of it, it will become easier. Before you start reading Java learn about Object Oriented programming its not specific to Java but more of a generic concept. If you need more details I can point to specific links and guide you through the journey. Good luck

@@harrygill6169 thanks, I will see it🙂

Hi There, I have not run the test but I am confident that Virtual threads will not gain same level of performance as Webflux the reasons being. 1. Virtual threads also block the operations when IO operations are helping 2. Virtual threads use OS threads under the hood which effectively means that they will be limited again. The performance benefit is mainly gained by doing a non blocking nature of Webflux. A good analogy I saw in one of the youtube video is, think of situation where you go to a restaurant. Lets say there are two types of restaurants one of them provided you dedicated waiter who will be assigned to you when you go to eat and will stay with you 100% for the whole duration you are there standing by your desk. The other type is our regular restaurant where a waiter will take your request and while you are eating will attend other customers. In the first example restaurant can only have as many tables as the waiters but in the later example say one waiter is able to attend 10 tables so the restaurant can have 10x tables than the number of waiters. Hope that helps. Thanks.

Thank you for the suggestion I will try to create a video with this level of detail. Ones I do I will post the link here. Hopefully soon. Thanks.

Hi There, I have prepared a video on your demand please have a look and see if its clearer now. Happy to answer any questions 😊 Java Stack, Heap and More th-cam.com/video/y0J0hS158sg/w-d-xo.html

@@harrygill6169 thank you sir

Hi There, since the code iteself is in the synchronised block we do not need to use AtomicInteger. If you have not done already please watch part 07 and 08 also of the following playlist I have used AtomicInteger in one of them and that will explain you the behaviour. Playlist LInk: th-cam.com/video/W78WAUSnPXM/w-d-xo.html Thank you

Thanks Boris for your kind words. I am glad my video is providing more more information than just whats in text book. Appreciate your feedback.

Hi There, Thanks for the lovely feedback. if you are interested in leaning more about multi threading I have a playlist that explains it in detail. Feel free to go over. th-cam.com/play/PLqpaR2svEQyHZ8T1zaV71Ab2GDBqA_h-Y.html

Hi Shama, thanks a lot for your feedback. Yes I do have plans to create more videos on whats used on actual job, the reasonI started with this is to get the basics strong and most of the interviews will have mainly basic questions cleared first. But I will get there eventually. Thanks

Thanks for the great feedback. I have created multiple playlists on different topics. Please feel free to go to my account and go over your topic of interests.

Wow congratulations 🥳. I am glad the videos helped. Thanks for letting me know it encourages me a lot.

Hi There, yes that is absolutely correct. The reason I used different constructor was to demonstrate that we can do something upon complete. Thank you.

That is correct. We can give as many tasks as we have which can be more or even less than the number of threads. In the later case some of the threads will sit ideal. Thanks for adding that point.

Appreciate your feedback. I will take this in account in future. Thanks much.

Hi there, do you want to share your code with me via github etc so that I can have a look. I can assist if I am able to replicate the issue. Thanks

Well done!

hi Sai, sorry I was not able to get back to you on time. It has been a while I bought these online. Sorry I dont exactly remember where I got it but google should help you. Thanks.

Hi Sai, yes you can think of them very similar. The join() method is on the Thread class however awaitTermation is on executor service. Executor Service is nothing but another level of abstraction on top of existing lower level apis. Thanks.

Hi Gagan, sorry for late reply. Not all the topics but this playlist has all the videos I have created so far. I will be working on more and adding to the same playlist in future too. Thanks.

Hi there, sorry I have not shared the slides. The slides in iteself do not have much of content so not sure they will be helpful without explanation and coding examples. Thanks.

I am glad it was of help.

Hi there, this is because there isn't any thread synchronisation code written ones the code executes the try block (lines 23 - 26) finally is executed and we requested ExecutorService to shut down immediately. When line 29 of the code is executed the other two threads has not started yet (they might be still initialising or might be waiting for cpu time on the hardware). In this example the operation system schedule the first task faster than it was executing main thread so first task was executated but there is a possibility that none of the three tasks could have executed. It all depends on how and how fast did the Operating System work during that run. Let me know if you have more questions. Thanks.

Thanks much. Appreciate your feedback.

Hi There, using Reentrant Lock does provide more flexibility however it makes the code bit complex. For simplicity if you do not specifically need that level control using synchroised might be preferred over ReentrantLock. Honestly in my carrier I have never used it personally as never faced a use case that could only be handled using ReentrantLock. But I have used synchronised a lot of time. Hope that helps. Thanks.

Got it thanks!! :)@@harrygill6169

Good luck Alex.

Sorry Ashish for the late reply. I have been bit busy past year or so but I am planning to get back on the videos and will hopefully complete more topics soon. Appreciate your feedback.

Sorry buddy, I have not gone through the differences in between 11 and 17 yet. Thanks.

hi there, sorry for the very late reply. Please let me know if you are still looking answers to these questions. Given I am too late replying not sure if you have already figured them out. Thanks.