Have you ever watched a movie with a group of friends, laughing, shouting, and sharing popcorn, nachos, or fries—all at the same time? If yes, you’ve already practiced multithreading and concurrency.
“Every problem has a solution, and every solution has a problem”—this statement holds true for threads. Threads were created so that they could make the best use of a processor’s time. An application can create multiple threads. When threads share objects among themselves, it can result in interleaving operations (thread interference)