Programming languages implement concurrent message passing with queues and channels

The article compares how programming languages implement concurrent communication through message passing. It traces the concept from Dijkstra's 1968 shared buffer model to RC 4000's explicit messaging and the Actor Model. Modern languages like Java, Go, and Python provide thread-safe queue structures for producer-consumer patterns. These implementations handle coordination between single or multiple producers and consumers while managing data flow.
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