Master Java Multithreading Programming from Zero (Modern) | Free Udemy Course

******* Course Overview *******Welcome to this Amazing course on Java Multi-threading programming. The course will guide you through the important aspects of multi-threading in java. The course will provide an in-depth understanding of Threading and Parallel programming in java using modern java techniques and syntaxWe will be building real world java threading applications using modern java technology like Lambda's and StreamsThe course is for beginners are well as for experienced programmersEach of my courses come with:Amazing Hands-on Step By Step Learning ExperiencesReal Implementation ExperienceThe below are the list of modules covered in this course.***************Course details**********************Section 1:Introduction Step-01: Introduction Step-02: Thread Introduction Step-03: Java Development Kit Installation Overview Step-04: Installing Intellij IDEA for Windows Step-05: IntelliJ IDEA Configuration Step-04: Git Repository Link Step-05: Development Environment Setup - Import CodeSection 2:Multi-Threading Basics Step-01: Sequential Processing Step-02: Parallel Programming with Thread ClassSection 3:Lambda Expressions Step-01: What is Lambda Step-02: Lambda Expression (Part 1) Step-03: Lambda Expression (Part 2) Step-04: Runnable Example With Lambda Step-05: Comparator Example With Lambda Step-06: Callable Example With LambdaSection 4:Multi-Threading Basics (Part 2) Step-01: Parallel Programming with Runnable Interface Step-02: Joins Step-02: Volatile Step-04: DeadLock And LiveLock Step-05: Synchronization Step-06: Synchronized Methods Step-07: Synchronized Blocks Step-08: Wait, Notify, NotifyAll Step-09: Locks Step-10 Semaphore Step-11: Executor Step-11: Executor With Runnable and Callable Step-13: Callable & FutureSection 5:Concurrent Utilities Step-01: CountDownLatch Step-02: Cyclic Barrier Step-03: Blocking Queue Step-04: Array Blocking Queue Step-05: Delay Queue Step-06: Linked Blocking Queue Step-07: Priority Blocking Queue Step-08: Synchronous QueueSection 6:Concurrent Collections Step-01: Difference b/w Traditional & Concurrent Collections Step-02: Concurrent HashMap Step-03 Navigable MapSection 7:Functional Interfaces and Lambdas (Lambda Part 2) Step-01: Functional Interfaces Step-02: Consumer Functional Interface (Part 1) Step-03: Consumer Functional Interface (Part 2) Step-04: IntConsumer, LongConsumer, DoubleConsumer Step-04: BiConsumer Functional Interface Step-05: BiConsumer Functional Interface (Part 2) Step-06: Predicate Functional Interface (Part 1) Step-07: Predicate Functional Interface (Part 2) Step-08: IntPredicate, LongPredicate, DoublePredicate Step-09: Predicate & BiConsumer Step-10: BiPredicate Functional Interface Step-11: Function (Part 1) Step-12: Function (Part 2) Step-13: BiFunction Step-14: Unary Operator Step-15: Binary Operator Step-16: Supplier Step-17: Method Reference (::) Step-18: Examples of Method Reference Step-19: Convert to Method Reference Step-20: Constructor ReferenceSection 8:Lambda Variable Scope Step-01: Variable Scope, Final & Effectively Final Section 9: RealWorld MultiThreading Example Using Lambda Step-01: Bank Transfer Example Section 10:Stream Step-01: Stream Introduction (Part 1) Step-02: Stream Introduction (Part 2) Step-03: Inside Streams Step-04: Collections vs Streams Step-05: Debugging StreamSection 11:Stream Operations Step-01: map() Step-02: flatMap() Step-03: distinct(), count(), sorted(), allMatch()... Step-04: Customized sort using comparator Step-05: filter() Step-06: reduce() (Part 1) Step-07: reduce (Part 2) Step-08: map + filter + reduce Step-09: max() with stream and reduce Step-10: min() with stream and reduce Step-11: limit() and skip() Step-12: findAny() and findFirst()Section 12: Stream Generators Step-01: Generating Stream with of(), iterate(), generate()Section 13:Numeric Streams Step-01: Introduction Step-02: IntStream Step-03: LongStream Step-04: DoubleStream Step-04: sum(), max(), min(), average() Step-05: Boxing, Unboxing Step-06: mapToObj(), mapToLong, mapToDouble()Section 14:Collectors Operations Step-01: joining Step-02: counting() Step-03: mapping() Step-04: minBy(), maxBy() Step-05: summingInt(), averagingInt() Step-06: groupingBy (Part 1) Step-07: groupingBy (Part 2) Step-08: groupingBy (Part 3) Step-10: maxBy(), minBy(), collectingAndThen(), summarizingInt() Step-11: partitioningBy()Section 15:Parallel Streams Step-01: Introduction to Parallel Streams Step-02: Sequential vs Parallel Performance (Part 1) Step-03: Sequential vs Parallel Performance (Part 2)Section 16:Fork-Join Step-01: Fork-Join Framework Introduction Step-02: Fork Join ExampleSection 17:References Section 18:Dining Philosopher Problem Step-01: Dining Philosopher Problem SolutionWho this course is for:Anyone who wish to learn about Java Multi-ThreadingAnyone who want to learn Step by Step with a Hands-On ApproachAnyone who wants to learn how to build enterprise application using Mutli-Threaded programming in Java

Course Content:

Sections are minimized for better readability, click the section title to view the course content