Over many years of teaching introduction to Java, I have
added to my personal lecture notes. I have since retired
and wish to share some of these notes with the world.

But I am unsure. While my students all said the notes were
very valuable, what do they know? In addition, they were
mostly suck-ups.

So are these notes useful? Are they clear, accurate, complete?
Or are they a big mess of misunderstandings? I like to
think they are (or could be made) useful, but I'm a
self-suckup and not the best judge.

So I'm posting a link to the 44 page PDF, hoping some
folk here have the time and interest to look it over
and provide honest feedback. Thanks in advance!

The link:

<https://wpollock.com/AJava/MultiThreadingInJava.pdf>

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Wayne

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Wayne <wayne@nospam.invalid> wrote or quoted:

Over many years of teaching introduction to Java, I have

. . .

MultiThreadingInJava

You've left me scratching my head here: Is this a Java 101 or
a deep dive into Java multi-threading?

BTW: I've taught my fair share of courses too, but I'm taking
a breather to whip up an authoring system for my lecture notes.
Talk about going down the rabbit hole . . .

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