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What is a Java thread represented by?
Which method is used to create and start a thread when extending the Thread class?
What is one way to program Java threads?
What does the Runnable interface require?
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Which class extends Object and implements Runnable in Java?
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Study Notes
Thread Representation
- A Java thread is represented by an instance of the Thread class or a class that extends it.
Creating and Starting a Thread
- When extending the Thread class, the
start()method is used to create and start a thread.
Programming Java Threads
- One way to program Java threads is by extending the Thread class.
Runnable Interface
- The Runnable interface requires a
run()method to be implemented.
Implementing Runnable
- The Thread class extends Object and implements Runnable in Java.
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Description
Test your knowledge of Java multithreading with this quiz covering topics such as creating threads, using Thread class, ThreadGroup, Runnable interface, and concurrency utilities like java.util.concurrent package.
