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Advance Java Concepts

This section covers advanced Java programming concepts, focusing on multithreading, concurrency, collections, and much more. Each topic includes detailed explanations, code examples, and best practices for mastering advanced Java features.

How to Use This Section

• Each topic is organized into its own subdirectory with relevant markdown files and code samples.

• Each markdown file provides clear explanations, diagrams, and code snippets to illustrate key concepts.

• Code examples are included in the codes subdirectory for hands-on practice.

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Topics Covered

1. Generics in Java

• Generics Overview ⭐️

• Generics vs Wildcards

• Type Erasure in Java

• Covariance and Contravariance

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2. Threads and Conurrency

• Threads and Multithreading

• Threads and Processes

• Runnable vs Thread Class

• Conceptual Overview of Concurrency ⭐️

• Deadlocks in Java

• Daemon Threads in Java

• Thread Synchronization

• Custom Locks in Java

• Lock-Free Concurrency

• Thread Pools in Java

• Synchronous vs Asynchronous

• Future Interfaces in Java

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3. Collections Framework

• Wrapper Classes in Java

• Autoboxing and Unboxing

• Collections Overview ⭐️

• Collections API

• When to use which Data Structure ⭐️

• How ArrayList works?

• How Map works?

• Internal Working of HashMap ⭐️

• Working of LinkedHashMap and TreeMap

• How Set works?

• Comparator vs Comparable

• Singleton Class and Immutable Class

• Sequence Collections in Java

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4. Streams in Java

• Streams Overview ⭐️

• Parallel Streams in Java

• Optional Class in Java

• Method References in Java

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5. Latest Features in Java

• Optional Class in Java

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Under Development

This section is actively being developed. More topics will be added soon.. In the meantime, feel free to explore the existing content and practice with the code examples provided.

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Contribution

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