I have a question about method synchronization in Java.
Consider a class with 3 synchronizedmethods.
class MyClass{
public synchronized void methodA(){ ... }
public synchronized void methodB(){ ... }
public synchronized void methodC(){ ... }
}
Consider an myObjectinstance myClass. Which of the following is true?
Option 1:
It is not possible for a thread to execute any synchronized method in myObject, while any synchronized method in is running in another thread myObject.
For example, although thread 1 runs an methodA()instance myObject, thread 2 cannot run any methods methodA(), methodB()and methodC().
Option 2:
It is not possible for a thread to execute a specific method synchronizedin myObject, and this particular method is started by another thread.
, 1 methodA() myObject, 2 methodA(), methodB() methodC(), (, ")".