Rohit Bajaj

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Hi,<br />
I came across the following in the book java concurrency in practice : <br />
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Frankly speaking i dont understand why all of these conditions are required. <br />
Unable to find any reasons for all this.<br />
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Please help me understand it.<br />
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Thanks
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Hi,
I came across the following in the book java concurrency in practice : 


Frankly speaking i dont understand why all of these conditions are required. 
Unable to find any reasons for all this.

Please help me understand it.

Thanks

Understanding the conditions behind using volatile variable

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