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unbounded 2nd 3rd [See also buffer(s), bounded.] [See also time/timing, constraints.] [See also block(ing), queues, and thread pool management.]
     blocking waits
         timed vs., in long-running task management
     queues
         nonblocking characteristics
         poison pill shutdown use
         thread pool use of
     thread creation
         disadvantages of
uncaught exception handlers [See also logging, exceptions.]
UncaughtExceptionHandler
     custom thread class use
     thread leakage detection
unchecked exceptions [See also logging, exceptions.]
     catching
         disadvantages of
uncontended
     synchronization
unit tests
     for BoundedBuffer example
     issues
untrusted code behavior [See also guidelines, safety.]
     ExecutorService code protection strategies
     protection mechanisms
updating [See also task(s), lifecycle.]
     atomic fields
     immutable objects
     views
         in GUI tasks
upgrading
     read-write locks
usage scenarios
     performance testing use
user [See also application(s), GUI.]
     cancellation request
         as cancellation reason
     feedback
         in long-running GUI tasks
     interfaces
         threads benefits for
utilization 2nd [See also analysis, performance.] [See also resource(s).]
     CPU
         Amdahl's law 2nd
         optimization, as multithreading goal
         sequential execution limitations
     hardware
         improvement strategies


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