Calling a static synchronized method locks all access to any synchronized method on any object of that class. Select one: True or False.

Understand the Problem

The question is asking whether calling a static synchronized method restricts access to all synchronized methods in any object of that class, determining if the statement is true or false.

More Information

A static synchronized method locks the class object, affecting only other static synchronized methods. Non-static synchronized methods lock on object instances, separate from the class lock.

Tips

Do not confuse static method locks with instance method locks; they operate on different levels.

Sources

• What is the use of static synchronized method in java? - stackoverflow.com
• Java Static Synchronized method behavior - Fast thread - blog.fastthread.io