Consider a scenario where two threads are trying to access synchronized methods in a single class instance. Describe how the synchronized methods will manage the access of these two threads.
- Both threads can execute the synchronized methods concurrently, as synchronization allows multiple threads to access synchronized methods simultaneously.
- The first thread will execute the synchronized method, and the second thread will wait until the first thread completes its execution.
- The second thread will execute the synchronized method and then the first thread, as the order of execution is undefined.
- The second thread will execute the synchronized method if it has a higher priority than the first thread.
Synchronized methods in a single class instance are mutually exclusive. Only one thread can execute a synchronized method at a time. The first thread to enter the synchronized method will execute it, and the second thread will wait until the first one completes its execution. The order of execution is not defined, and thread priority does not affect synchronization.
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