Dealing with Java concurrency and deadlock problems

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It's known by many programmers that the use of the key word 'synchronized' is either for establishing methods or establishing synchronized code blocks that affect the optimal performance of the applications with regard to process speed. Although misuse of synchronized code blocks is forbidden. Constant improvements of the JVM through the years has made the percentage of performance affected versus the benefits to resolve concurrency problems tilt the balance towards the latter. The main issue associated with the misuse of synchronized code blocks is, if we increase such methods or blocks in an application then the greater the chance that at some point in the program's execution, DeadLock may occur and the application starts an infinite loop and finally is forced to restart.  more...