Is LinkedList thread-safe when I’m accessing it with offer and poll exclusively?

by

LinkedList is not thread safe. You’d have to do the locking yourself.

Try ConcurrentLinkedQueue or LinkedBlockingDeque instead if it fits your needs, they are thread safe but slightly different behavior than LinkedList.

More Related Contents:

  1. How to put HashMap into different elements with same key
  2. Synchronizing on String objects in Java
  3. Is java.sql.Connection thread safe?
  4. Java synchronized method lock on object, or method?
  5. Is iterating ConcurrentHashMap values thread safe?
  6. Is a HashMap thread-safe for different keys?
  7. Thread safe multitons in Java
  8. Is a volatile int in Java thread-safe?
  9. Use cases for RxJava schedulers
  10. How to stop a thread created by implementing runnable interface?
  11. Throttling javafx gui updates
  12. Are non-synchronised static methods thread safe if they don’t modify static class variables?
  13. Odd even number printing using thread
  14. How do I prove programmatically that StringBuilder is not threadsafe?
  15. Is Random class thread safe?
  16. Thread Confinement
  17. Testing initialization safety of final fields
  18. ArrayList vs LinkedList from memory allocation perspective
  19. Java Synchronization [closed]
  20. Is Cipher thread-safe?
  21. How to get the Context from anywhere? [duplicate]
  22. Regarding thread safety of servlet [duplicate]
  23. Inner class can access but not update values – AsyncTask
  24. What is the difference between Set and List?
  25. How are Threads allocated to handle Servlet request?
  26. Removing Duplicate Values from ArrayList
  27. Java – creating a new thread
  28. Concept behind putting wait(),notify() methods in Object class [duplicate]
  29. Does Java have support for multicore processors/parallel processing?
  30. JAVAFX : why wait cursor needs a new thread?

Leave a Comment