>>>>> "SGM" == Scott Gregory Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
SGM> The second synchronizes the entire method. The internal
SGM> synchronized block lets you lock a specific chunk of code.
SGM> Better, you get to lock on a specific object, so you can
SGM> control access to the object rather than the method.
No, I understand that. What I was talking about was exactly what I
wrote -- that the synchonized block uses the monitor belonging to
"this", and that there's no code outside the block.
~Mr. Bad
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