How can you avoid a deadlock in Java?
By ensuring that each thread releases locks as soon as itâ€™s done, allowing other threads to access resources and preventing blocking.
Thatâ€™s partially correct. While releasing locks quickly is important, deadlock prevention often involves a careful strategy for acquiring locks in a specific order.
Can you explain how `synchronized` blocks and explicit lock management in `ReentrantLock` help avoid deadlocks?