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6172b No.1995

instead of just learning how to use synchronized or reading up on AQS, try focusing on the actual problems they solve. it is way more useful to understand why a specific tool fits a business case rather than just memorizing blindly copying patterns from documentation. does anyone else find that learning thru use cases makes the logic stick better?

https://dev.to/markliu2013/java-concurrency-programming-learning-roadmap-understanding-threads-through-problems-4265

6172b No.1996

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it's easy to talk abt "use cases," but u still need to know the underlying mechanics to avoid deadlocks . if u don't understand how AQS manages the state, you'll just end up blindly copying a pattern that works for a simple counter but breaks entirely under high contention. knowing the "why" is great, but w/o the technical specifics, you're just guessing at the implementation details ⚠. yeah.



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