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Exception Handling and Multithreading in Java

The document outlines various Java programming tasks related to exception handling and multithreading. It includes instructions for writing programs that handle exceptions for various scenarios, such as odd numbers, file handling, and duplicates, as well as tasks demonstrating multithreading concepts like thread synchronization, producer-consumer scenarios, and concurrent data structures. The tasks aim to enhance understanding of Java's exception handling and multithreading capabilities.

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Exception Handling and Multithreading in Java

The document outlines various Java programming tasks related to exception handling and multithreading. It includes instructions for writing programs that handle exceptions for various scenarios, such as odd numbers, file handling, and duplicates, as well as tasks demonstrating multithreading concepts like thread synchronization, producer-consumer scenarios, and concurrent data structures. The tasks aim to enhance understanding of Java's exception handling and multithreading capabilities.

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Exception Handling in Java

1. Write a Java program that throws an exception and catch it using a try-catch block.
2. Write a Java program to create a method that takes an integer as a parameter and throws
an exception if the number is odd.
3. Write a Java program to create a method that reads a file and throws an exception if the
file is not found.
4. Write a Java program that reads a list of numbers from a file and throws an exception
if any of the numbers are positive.
5. Write a Java program that reads a file and throws an exception if the file is empty.
6. Write a Java program that reads a list of integers from the user and throws an exception
if any numbers are duplicates.
7. Write a Java program to create a method that takes a string as input and throws an
exception if the string does not contain vowels.
Multithreading in java
8. Write a Java program to create and start multiple threads that increment a shared counter
variable concurrently.
9. Write a Java program to create a producer-consumer scenario using the wait() and
notify() methods for thread synchronization.
10. Write a Java program that uses the ReentrantLock class to synchronize access to a
shared resource among multiple threads.
11. Write a Java program to demonstrate Semaphore usage for thread synchronization.
12. Write a Java program to showcase the usage of the CyclicBarrier class for thread
synchronization.
13. Write a Java program that uses the CountDownLatch class to synchronize the start and
finish of multiple threads.
14. Write a Java program to illustrate the usage of the ReadWriteLock interface for
concurrent read-write access to a shared resource.
15. Write a Java program demonstrating how to access a map concurrently using the
ConcurrentHashMap class.
16. Write a Java program that utilizes the ConcurrentLinkedQueue class to implement a
thread-safe queue.
17. Write a Java program to showcase the usage of the Phaser class for coordination and
synchronization of multiple threads.
18. Write a Java program that utilizes the Exchanger class for exchanging data between two
threads.
19. Write a Java program to demonstrate the usage of the Callable and Future interfaces for
executing tasks asynchronously and obtaining their results.
20. Write a Java program that uses the ScheduledExecutorService interface to schedule
tasks for execution at a specified time or with a fixed delay.
21. Write a Java program to demonstrate the usage of the ForkJoinPool class for parallel
execution of recursive tasks.
22. Write a Java program that utilizes the StampedLock class for optimizing concurrent
read-write access to a shared resource.

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