Is this multithreading...or not?

Question

Hi, I made a program in my intention multithreading but I'm not really sure it really is so I ask to you.
I made a class with some basic operations on a data structure:
public class operationalClass{
     Astructure dataStructure;
     public void operation1(int value){
          dataStructure.insertValue(value);
    public int operation2(){
         return dataStructure.getValue();
}dataStructure has already internal mechanisms to handle concurrency.
Now, if I make several threads (likely producer/consumer) which will call operationalClass methods will these operations be executed in concurrency?(i.e. while dataStructure.insertValue() method is still operating, a thread can call operationalClass.operation1/operation2?).
Obviously threads will deal with the same operationalClass object.

Answer 1

Squall867 wrote:
Hi, I made a program in my intention multithreading but I'm not really sure it really is so I ask to you.
I made a class with some basic operations on a data structure:Please, follow Java coding conventions when you write Java code. A class name should start with an uppercase character.
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public class operationalClass{
}dataStructure has already internal mechanisms to handle concurrency.What mechanisms?
Now, if I make several threads (likely producer/consumer) which will call operationalClass methods will these operations be executed in concurrency?(i.e. while dataStructure.insertValue() method is still operating, a thread can call operationalClass.operation1/operation2?).Depends on your implementation of the methods.