Yes, I suppose if get was not synchronised it would give something like a dirty 
read.....
 
Jesper Jorgensen

         
        -----Original Message----- 
        From: James A. N. Stauffer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] 
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        Subject: [jdjlist] Re: Vector synchronized get() method?
        
        

        Correct but consider 1 thread calling get while another thread calling
        remove or set.  Use ArrayList for an unsynchronized list.
        --- Jesper Jorgensen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
        > Hi,
        > 
        > Does anyone have the answer to why the  get(int index) method in the
        > java.util.Vector class is synchronized?
        > Since it doesn't modify anything two threads can safely access it
        > concurrently - no?
        > 
        > thanks,
        > Jesper Jorgensen
        > 
        > PS.
        > 
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