Recall that the Counter class initializes itself to 0 and allows a client to increment it, and the Increase class is initialized with a Counter c and an int amount and when run, invokes increment on the Counter object c amount times. Identify the possible output of the following code sequence: Counter c = new Counter (); Runnable r = new Increase (c, 2); Thread t = new Thread (r); c. increment (); t. start (); System. out. println (c);

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Kaylin Solomon

Computers & Technology

27 May, 11:32

Recall that the Counter class initializes itself to 0 and allows a client to increment it, and the Increase class is initialized with a Counter c and an int amount and when run, invokes increment on the Counter object c amount times. Identify the possible output of the following code sequence: Counter c = new Counter (); Runnable r = new Increase (c, 2); Thread t = new Thread (r); c. increment (); t. start (); System. out. println (c);

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Harley Jackson · Answer 1

Output can be 0 or 1 or 2.

Explanation:

As we are initializing the value with 2 so at most it will increment to 2 times means value will be 2.

when main thread is printing the c, Increase thread might be started or might not be started

so output can be 0 or 1 or 2