Transactional Memory

Transactional memory is a programming concept that simplifies multi-threaded computing by allowing developers to group a series of operations into transactions. Like a bank transaction, which either completes all parts or none at all, transactional memory ensures that a set of changes to data occur together without interference from other operations. This approach helps prevent errors and inconsistencies that can arise when multiple threads attempt to access and modify shared data simultaneously. It enhances performance and safety in concurrent programming, making it easier to build reliable software that can efficiently manage multiple tasks at once.