5. Concurrency Patterns

Concurrency patterns are design patterns that help manage the complexity of multi-threaded or parallel programming. They address issues such as synchronization, thread safety, and resource sharing, enabling developers to write more efficient and robust concurrent code. The following are some common concurrency patterns:

5.1. Active Object
5.2. Monitor Object
5.3. Half-Sync/Half-Async
5.4. Leader/Followers
5.5. Thread Pool
5.6. Thread-Safe Interface
5.7. Double-Checked Locking

In the following sections, we will provide a brief overview of each concurrency pattern, its use cases, and implementation guidelines.

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