how to create thread in java?
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Answer / manju
Thread can be created by
1. Extending Thread Class
2. implementing Runnable interface
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Answer / chiranjeevi
threads are created in two ways
1.extending threadclass
2.runnable interface
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Answer / teja
We r creating threads in java by extending d thread class
or by implementing runnable interface.
Syntax for creaton of thread is:
Thread var=new Thread(Runnableobject,"Stringname");
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Answer / ravi gandhi
threads are created in two ways
1.implementing Runnable interface
2.Extending Thread Class
in thees two ways implements runnable interface is better
option because it supports multilevle thread cocept
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Threads are created in three ways
1. Sub-class Thread: Create sub-class of java.lang.Thread class
2. Runnable object: Implementing java.lang.Runnable interface.
3. Callable object: Implementing java.lang.Callable interface.
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Answer / hari
It can also be created in number of ways.
1.Extended threadclass
2.Running thread
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Answer / solanki
It was created by extended from Thread class
and also we can create from interface thred
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