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Learn Java Programming - Creating a Thread Part Two Tutorial

This tutorial will directly build on concepts and source code from my Creating a Thread Part One Tutorial. In that tutorial I demonstrated how to create and start a new thread from a class that implements the Runnable interface. In this tutorial I will show you how to create and start a new thread by creating a class that extends the Thread class. The prime-number-calculating content will be almost identical to part one.

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Learn Java Programming - Creating a Thread Part One Tutorial

In my Introduction to Multithreading Tutorial I briefly discussed that the Thread class and the Runnable interface are at the top of the multithreading hierarchy - I highly recommend watching that tutorial first. For simplistic sake, there are basically two different ways to create another thread - either extend the Thread class or implement the Runnable interface. In this tutorial I will demonstrate how to create a new thread by implementing the Runnable interface in a class that calculates if a number is prime. How do we determine if a number is prime? A number is prime if it can only be divided by itself and 1. If it can be divided by any other numbers than the number is not prime, it is composite. There are many optimizations that can be performed when calculating if a number is prime, but the only one that I will employ is that fact that a prime number cannot be even. I am going to write a terribly inefficient method (on purpose) that will basically divide the number by every odd number greater than or equal to 3, by doing so we should chew up some time on a new thread.

The Runnable interface has a single abstract method named run() with a void return type. So when we implement the Runnable interface in a new custom class, we must override the run() method. The run() method is where we will put any statements or invoke any methods that will actually do something on the new thread.

To make this all work we will need to create a new object out of our class that implements Runnable. Then, in order to actually start a new thread executing, we need to create a new Thread object and invoke the constructor that takes a Runnable as a parameter. Once we have our new Thread object we can then invoke the start() method which will in turn invoke the overridden run() method from our custom class. You should be confused at this point - that is normal. Hang with me and by the end of this tutorial it should all make sense.

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Learn Java Programming - Introduction to Multithreading Tutorial

Every time you invoke a class containing the main() method you are running your compiled bytecode on a single thread called the main thread. When it comes to threads, the main thread is super important. Java gives us the ability to create and spawn child threads from the main thread. Why on earth would we want to create additional threads? The answer to that question is only learned through experience ... the kind of experience that makes your program appear to be hung up in an endless loop! Let me give you a couple of examples. ... At the top of the thread hierarchy is a class named Thread and an interface named Runnable. Every thread has a life cycle. The life cycle of a thread is well defined into a total of six states:

NEW - A thread has been declared, but has not yet started is in this state. RUNNABLE - In this state a thread is executing in the JVM. BLOCKED - In this state a thread is blocked waiting for a monitor lock or intrinsic lock. I'll explain in later down the road. WAITING - A thread that is waiting indefinitely for another thread to perform a particular action is in this state. TIMED WAITING - A thread that is waiting for another thread to perform an action for up to a specified waiting time is in this state. TERMINATED - A thread that has exited is in this state.

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