Create a shared integer total initialized to 5

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Write the following code in Java: create a shared integer TOTAL initialized to 5.

Create 2 methods that will modify the value of TOTAL, where first method increment Total, will increment total by 1, and second method, multiply Total, will multiply TOTAL by 2.

Create and start 2 threads, where the first thread will invoke increment Total and second thread will invoke multiply Total. Run the code several times, what is the output result and is the same every time?

Modify your code to provide competition synchronization such that race condition does not occur.

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