Hey everyone, welcome back to the blog! This is Utkarsh Raj, and I’m back with another blog on Java tutorials. In this blog, we’ll be diving into multi-threading. It’s going to be very similar to my previous tutorials, but this time, I’ll be covering all the important topics related to multi-threading, starting from the basics. So, if you don’t know anything about multi-threading, this blog is definitely for you.
You don’t need to read this entire blog in one go—take your time and read at your own pace. But trust me, the concepts I’m going to cover in this post will not only help you in your day-to-day life as a software engineer but will also be extremely useful when you’re preparing for interviews, whether it’s for SD1 or SD2 roles. These topics will also be crucial when you begin preparing for system design interviews.
Although these concepts are already available on the internet, they are often scattered across different sources. I felt it would be helpful to compile everything in a simpler, more organized way, bringing it all together in one blog for you to follow. This will make your preparation process easier and more efficient.
If you read this blog, I promise the concepts you learn here can be directly applied during your placement preparation, and you’ll be able to impress your interviewers. Believe me, very few SD1 freshers are familiar with these concepts. So, once you read this blog, go ahead and ask your college mates or classmates about these topics. I can assure you that 95% of them won’t know half of what I’m about to cover!