I am asking because if it is not, it can be abused as synchronizations mechanism. I am asking about Java.
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I am asking because if it is not, it can be abused as synchronizations mechanism. I am asking about Java.
I’m not sure what you mean by “can be abused as synchronizations mechanism” – that doesn’t make sense.
Exceptions are per thread – when an exception is thrown, the current thread’s execution jumps to the place where the exception is caught. If it’s not caught at all, the thread dies. Other threads are not affected.