Java Multithreading Wait Notify is a mechanism used to coordinate the execution of multiple threads. The wait() method causes a thread to pause its execution until it is notified by another thread using the notify() or notifyAll() methods. This allows for efficient control of thread interactions and resource sharing in multi-threaded applications. Let's dive into this topic together. Playlist and related videos: Java Multithreading - 1 - Explained: Java Multithreading - 2 - State Priority Interrupt: Java Multithreading - 3 - Synchronization: Java Multithreading - 4 - Wait Notify: Java Multithreading - 5 - Thread-local data and Timer: Java Multithreading - 6 - Executors: Java Multithreading - 7 - Synchronizers: Java Multithreading - 8 - The Locking Framework: Java Multithreading - 9 - Volatile and Atomic: Java Multithreading - 10 - Fork Join Framework: Java Multithreading - 11 - Completion Service: Java Multithreading - 12 - Parallel Streams: Java Multithreading - 13 - Virtual Threads: 💻 Codes: 🌎 Meet Me: 💰 Support My Work: 📕 Read a Book "Java Threads and the Concurrency Utilities": 🇺🇸 🇬🇧 🇩🇪 🇫🇷 🇮🇹 🇪🇸 Note: Some links are affiliate links that help the channel at no cost to you. 00:00 Intro 00:27 Object Methods 01:12 Example in Java 06:00 Summary #java #thread #threading #multithreading #multithreadinginjava #synchronization #synchronized #wait #notify #notifyall