AtomicInteger myInt = new AtomicInteger(10); int expectedValue = 10; int newValue = 20; if (myInt.compareAndSet(expectedValue, newValue)) { System.out.println("Value was updated to " + newValue); } else { System.out.println("Value was not updated"); }
AtomicInteger myInt = new AtomicInteger(10); int expectedValue = 20; int newValue = 30; if (myInt.compareAndSet(expectedValue, newValue)) { System.out.println("Value was updated to " + newValue); } else { System.out.println("Value was not updated"); }In this example, we try to update the AtomicInteger with an expected value of 20 and a new value of 30. However, the current value of the AtomicInteger is 10, not 20, so the update does not happen. The output will be "Value was not updated". The package library for AtomicInteger and compareAndSet is java.util.concurrent.atomic.