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-* What is a ThreadPoolExecutor? [Mindorks](https://blog.mindorks.com/threadpoolexecutor-in-android-8e9d22330ee3)
+* What is a `ThreadPoolExecutor`? [Mindorks](https://blog.mindorks.com/threadpoolexecutor-in-android-8e9d22330ee3)
 * What the difference between local, instance and class variables?
   - Local variables exist only in methods that created them, they are stored separately in their respected Thread Stack (for more information, see question about Java Memory Model) and cannot have their reference passed outside of the method scope. That also means that they cannot be assigned any access modifier or made `static` - because they only exist during enclosing method's execution and those modifiers just do not make sense, since no other outside method can get them anyway.
   - Instance variables are the ones, that are declared in classes and their value can be different from one instance of the class to another, but they always require that class' instance to exist.