[SOLVED] Concurrent and non-concurrent threads in Java | Two different project in NetBeans

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First Part:

Write a Java program that has a method named atomic(). Demonstrate in the program how two threads can, sometimes, invoke atomic() concurrently.

Second Part:

Create a second version of the program in which the two threads cannot invoke atomic concurrently.

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