Concurrency and Architectural Patterns

Implement the Monitor Object pattern to create a thread-safe class by encapsulating data and synchronization logic.

Analyze the Thread Pool pattern as a strategy for managing worker threads and decoupling task submission from execution.

Implement the Active Object pattern to decouple method invocation from method execution for improved concurrency.

Explain the Thread-Specific Storage pattern and its use cases for managing per-thread data.

Analyze the Leader/Followers pattern as an efficient model for handling concurrent events from multiple sources.

Compare different approaches to asynchronous task execution: callbacks, futures, and message passing.

Implement a simple event loop to process tasks or I/O events from a queue.

Analyze the composition of multiple patterns to solve a larger architectural problem (e.g., combining Command and Active Object).