SharedMap
SharedMap is a data structure designed for concurrent access and modification by multiple threads or processes. It typically functions similarly to a standard map or dictionary, where data is stored as key-value pairs. The key characteristic of SharedMap is its ability to safely handle simultaneous read and write operations without introducing data corruption or race conditions.
Implementations of SharedMap often employ internal locking mechanisms, such as mutexes or read-write locks, to control
The primary benefit of using SharedMap is improved performance in multi-threaded applications where data needs to
SharedMap is a fundamental component in many concurrent programming frameworks and libraries. Its use is common