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Use of threads in [[programming]] often causes a [[state inconsistency]]. A common [[anti-pattern]] is to set a [[global variable]], then invoke [[subprogram]]s that depend on its value. This is known as ''[[accumulate and fire]]''.

'''See also:'''
* [[Thread safety]],
* [[green threads]]

* [[socket]]s

* [[server]]s

* [[communication]]

* [[signal]]s

The [[Java programming language]] is an example of a [[computer language]] which supports multi-threaded [[program]]s.