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Concept of Threads in Java

Before we learn Threads, We know the Process,thread is part of Process


Process:- When ever we are operating multiple application is called Process.


Thread:- For an example we are printing the document by using word,notepad etc...
While doing this process of printing copy and paste of document, at the time copy paste content also printing,this process is also called as THREADS.
Today's world applications standards will be more,if you use Threads in Java application standards will be increased..

Ex :-
public class HelloThread extends Thread //Thread present in java.lang package so we extends the                                                                             thread
{
public void HelloThread()  //Method name same as main method because of run  the                                                                               program                                                          
{
start();   //it is initiated Thread
}

public void run()   //Run the Thread
{
System.out.println("concept of Thread  .....");  //it is the print stream of thread starting
}
public static void main(String[] args)
{
new HelloThread();               //there is no need to creating object in thread condition

}
}
Run The output we get..







INTERVIEW QUESTION FOR JAVA
Java program for EMPLOYEE DETAILS
Java program for MULTIPLE THREADS ACCESSING ONE METHOD
Java program for SINGLE THREADS ACCESSING ONE METHOD
Java program for Strin Reverse
java Program for Twin Prime numbers
JAVA PROGRAM FOR EQUILATERAL TRIANGLE
JAVA PROGRAM FOR RIGHT ANGLE TRIANGLE
JAVA PROGRAM FOR SORTING OF ARRAY MINIMUM TO MAXIMUM WITHOUT USING SORTING METHOD
Java Program for Sorting Of Array Maximum to Minimum WITHOUT USING SORTING METHOD
JAVA PROGRAM FOR TO PRINT PRIME NUMBERS
JAVA PROGRAM FOR FIZZBIZZ , FIZZ BIZZ TEST




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