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Java and Modula-2 in concurrency programming

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Hi there,
I am wondering the differences between Modula-2 and Java in concurrency programming. I learned Java, but I dont know about Modula-2.
I have few questions about this.

· The threading model that is offered by Java: I know Java, but I dont know what to say to describe the model :oops: (Should I tell what Java classes to use to create Threads?)
· The coroutine model that is offered by Modula-2: no idea :?:
· Compare the two models and indicate relative advantages and disadvantages :?:
Please give me some hints.
Thanks
Patrick
PS: tried to look for it in Google, nothing useful though :(
 

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