This Java program demonstrates the concept of deadlock between two threads. The program defines two resources, String resource1 and String resource2. Thread t1 attempts to lock resource1 first, then resource2. Thread t2 attempts to lock resource2 first, then resource1. This causes each thread to wait indefinitely for the resource locked by the other thread, resulting in deadlock.
This Java program demonstrates the concept of deadlock between two threads. The program defines two resources, String resource1 and String resource2. Thread t1 attempts to lock resource1 first, then resource2. Thread t2 attempts to lock resource2 first, then resource1. This causes each thread to wait indefinitely for the resource locked by the other thread, resulting in deadlock.
This Java program demonstrates the concept of deadlock between two threads. The program defines two resources, String resource1 and String resource2. Thread t1 attempts to lock resource1 first, then resource2. Thread t2 attempts to lock resource2 first, then resource1. This causes each thread to wait indefinitely for the resource locked by the other thread, resulting in deadlock.
Deduce a Java program to demonstrate the concepts of Deadlock.
Expert Answer
Step 1
Deadlock is a part of multithreading. Multithreading is doing the multiple task at a
time. In this situation deadlock is occur,when a thread is waiting for object at a same time object is capture by the some other thread, and it may be case that another thread is waiting for the same object, because it is multithreading (multiple task at the one time) . Therefore both the threads are waiting for the object for releasing the object. This situation is deadlock.
Step 2
Deadlock's Example:
public class TestDeadlockExample1 {
public static void main(String[] args) { final String resource1 = "aadesh"; final String resource2 = "prashant"; // t1 tries to lock resource1 then resource2 Thread t1 = new Thread() { public void run() { p () { synchronized (resource1) { System.out.println("Thread 1: locked resource 1");