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Hello Experts!!


Could anyone please suggest me which book i should refer to , to understand this most horrifying topic of SCJP...

thanks in advance....
 
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only scjp k&b book, and lots of practice.
 
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Madan just make a google search with Java Threads and you will find a lot of tutorials on it. There is also a book by o'Reilly on Threads. It depends on your level that which tutorial or book will suit you...
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You need to try some thread programs at your coffee break. Also, you need to understand Thread terminologies very well.

K&B can't help much, other than teaching you thread basics. Spend time on working out sample thread programs, especially the classical thread problems (Producer/Consumer)
 
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