Is LinkedBlockingQueue the right choice for a producer-consumer scenario?

Question

I have a producer-consumer scenario. Class A creates objects of type E. Do I have to store it in a static data structure in class A, because the consumer logic should be processed in class B, which does not have a reference to object A. Is LinkedBlockingQueue the correct data type for the queue? Or is there a better choice for this?

Answer 1

If you use a limited queue, you can also consider ArrayBlockingQueue.

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Answer 2

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