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Corrected some typos Emptied some auto-generated catch sections and renamed the exception variable to "ignored"
….. Otherwise the app (main thread) wont stop executing after the last line.
Clean up auto-generated catch blocks
re-activated the 0.1sec pause in consumer() (for the sake of not flooding the output terminal)
Commented out {t1,t2}.join() ... instead, forced the app (main thread) to quite after 30secs
…8th one (breaks, italics, class/package references ..etc), so it looks prettier when integrated to the IDE.
Suppress inspection Warnings about infinite loop statements
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deleted some of the unnecessary code blocks, code is styled and by IOAyman
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Just deleted some of the unnecessary code blocks, such as the auto-generated empty
catchblocks...But this is much more about the JavaDoc provided with each class.
I managed to style them a little (by adding some html tags) so it looks prettier when integrated to the IDE
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