Java Actors

Java Actors refer to a programming model where independent, concurrent components called "actors" communicate by sending messages. Each actor maintains its own state and processes incoming messages asynchronously, enabling efficient and scalable handling of complex tasks. This approach helps build systems that are more resilient and easier to manage, especially in multi-core or distributed environments. Essentially, Java Actors promote modular, concurrent programming by encapsulating behavior and state within individual actors that interact solely through message passing.