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Commits on Apr 29, 2024

  1. Create EvenOddPrinter.java

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  2. Create PrintSequenceRunnable.java 

    A simple code needs to be written, I want output printed as 1,2,3,4....100. We have to use exactly 3 threads, one for odd number printing, one for even and a comma printing thread. How to achieve this?.
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  3. Create ProducerConsumerExample.java 

    Write a Java program that simulates a producer-consumer scenario using two threads: one for producing items and another for consuming them.

The producer thread (Producer) should generate random integers (between 1 and 100) and add them to a shared bounded buffer (Queue or List). If the buffer is full, the producer should wait until there is space available.

The consumer thread (Consumer) should continuously retrieve items from the buffer and print them. If the buffer is empty, the consumer should wait until there are items available.

Use synchronization techniques like wait() and notify() or Lock and Condition to coordinate the behavior of the producer and consumer threads.

Your task is to implement the Producer and Consumer classes according to the described specifications, ensuring proper synchronization and handling of the shared buffer.
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