Comment by cbm-vic-20 6 hours ago or, Java Virtual Threads and chill. 2 comments cbm-vic-20 Reply biorach 6 hours ago No. Because concurrency vs parallelism MichaelNolan 4 hours ago How does parallelism come into play for this conversation? Async/await is a concurrency construct. And Java’s virtual threads are also a concurrency construct. Neither of them have anything to do with parallelism. Or am I misunderstanding something?
biorach 6 hours ago No. Because concurrency vs parallelism MichaelNolan 4 hours ago How does parallelism come into play for this conversation? Async/await is a concurrency construct. And Java’s virtual threads are also a concurrency construct. Neither of them have anything to do with parallelism. Or am I misunderstanding something?
MichaelNolan 4 hours ago How does parallelism come into play for this conversation? Async/await is a concurrency construct. And Java’s virtual threads are also a concurrency construct. Neither of them have anything to do with parallelism. Or am I misunderstanding something?
No. Because concurrency vs parallelism
How does parallelism come into play for this conversation? Async/await is a concurrency construct. And Java’s virtual threads are also a concurrency construct. Neither of them have anything to do with parallelism. Or am I misunderstanding something?