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WEEK 6 Code

The document contains code snippets for various questions related to Java threading. It includes extending the Thread class, creating a main method, defining a MyThread class, and implementing synchronized methods for summing and incrementing variables. Each question builds upon concepts of threading and synchronization in Java programming.

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WEEK 6 Code

The document contains code snippets for various questions related to Java threading. It includes extending the Thread class, creating a main method, defining a MyThread class, and implementing synchronized methods for summing and incrementing variables. Each question builds upon concepts of threading and synchronization in Java programming.

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WEEK 6 Code:

Q No:1

// Write the appropriate code to extend the Thread class to complete the class
Question61.
public class Question61 extends Thread{

public void run(){


System.out.println("Thread is Running.");
}
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Q No:2

// Create main() method and appropriate statements in it

public static void main(String[] args){


Question62 m1 = new Question62();
Thread m2 = new Thread(m1);

System.out.println("Welcome to Java Week 6 New Question.");


m2.setName("Main Thread");

m2.start();
//n2.start();
}

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Q No:3

// Create a class named MyThread and extend/implement the required class/interface

// Define a method in MyThread class to print the output

// Class MyThread is defined which extends class B


class MyThread extends B {
// run() is overriden and 'NPTEL Java' is printed.
public void run() {
System.out.print("NPTEL Java week-6 new Assignment Q3");
}
}
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Q No:4

// Returns the sum of a and b. (reader)


// Should always return an even number.
public synchronized int sum(){return(a+b);
}

// Increments both a and b. (writer)


public synchronized void inc() {
a++;
b++;
}
}
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Q No:5
t1.setName("Week 6 Assignment Q5");
t2.setName("Week 6 Assignment Q5 New");

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