The document provides examples of different methods related to threads in Java like naming threads, getting the current thread, using sleep method to pause thread execution, using join method to wait for thread completion, using synchronized block for thread synchronization, and creating threads by implementing Runnable interface. It demonstrates how to create and manage multiple threads and control the execution and flow of threads using various thread methods.
The document provides examples of different methods related to threads in Java like naming threads, getting the current thread, using sleep method to pause thread execution, using join method to wait for thread completion, using synchronized block for thread synchronization, and creating threads by implementing Runnable interface. It demonstrates how to create and manage multiple threads and control the execution and flow of threads using various thread methods.
The document provides examples of different methods related to threads in Java like naming threads, getting the current thread, using sleep method to pause thread execution, using join method to wait for thread completion, using synchronized block for thread synchronization, and creating threads by implementing Runnable interface. It demonstrates how to create and manage multiple threads and control the execution and flow of threads using various thread methods.
The document provides examples of different methods related to threads in Java like naming threads, getting the current thread, using sleep method to pause thread execution, using join method to wait for thread completion, using synchronized block for thread synchronization, and creating threads by implementing Runnable interface. It demonstrates how to create and manage multiple threads and control the execution and flow of threads using various thread methods.
Counter t; TestSleepMethod2(Counter t) {this.t=t; } public void run(){ t.deposit(); } public static void main(String args[]){ Counter obj = new Counter(); TestSleepMethod2 t1=new TestSleepMethod2(obj); TestSleepMethod2 t2=new TestSleepMethod2(obj);
t1.start(); t2.start(); }}
} } Creating thread by implementing the runnable interface 1. class NewThread implements Runnable { 2. String name; 3. Thread thread; 4. NewThread (String name){ 5. this.name = name; 6. thread = new Thread(this, name); 7. System.out.println( "A New thread: " + thread+ "is created\n" ); 8. thread.start(); 9. } 10. public void run() { 11. try { 12. for(int j = 5; j > 0; j--) { 13. System.out.println(name + ": " + j); 14. Thread.sleep(1000); 15. } 16. }catch (InterruptedException e) { 17. System.out.println(name + " thread Interrupted"); 18. } 19. System.out.println(name + " thread exiting."); 20. } 21.} 22.class ThreadExample2 { 23. public static void main(String args[]) { 24. new NewThread("1st"); 25. new NewThread("2nd"); 26. new NewThread("3rd"); 27. try { 28. Thread.sleep(8000); 29. } catch (InterruptedException excetion) { 30. System.out.println("Inturruption occurs in Main Thread"); 31. } 32. System.out.println("We are exiting from Main Thread"); 33. } 34.}
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In the above example, we perform the Multithreading by implementing the runnable
interface. To learn more about Multithreading, click here.
Class SampleThread implement runnable
{ void run() { System.out.println(“ I am in SampleThread”); } } Class MainThread { public static void main(String args[]) { SampleThread t1=new SampleThread();
