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23.8.1. Legacy Synchronization
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- 1.
What are two examples of legacy synchronized collections?
Hint
Think of collections you've previously encountered that ensure thread safety.
- 2.
Why might legacy collections lead to performance issues?
Hint
Consider situations where many threads are trying to access data.
- 3.
Which of the following collections is synchronized?
- ArrayList
- Vector
- HashMap
Hint
Think of collections that allow multiple threads to access safely.
- 4.
True or False: ConcurrentHashMap is less efficient than Hashtable in high-load scenarios.
Hint
Consider how each collection handles concurrent access.
- 5.
Evaluate the impact of using a legacy synchronized collection for concurrent access in a banking application. What issues might arise?
Hint
Consider high volumes of simultaneous transactions.
- 6.
Design an application that would need both legacy synchronous collections and modern alternatives. Explain the rationale behind your choices.
Hint
Think about different components that would benefit from thread safety.
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