Starting Threads and Runnable Interface | Multithreading in Java - 2

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[xStealthyy]

mate you're a weapon at making these videos

[mchairezg]

These Multithreading videos are awesome! Very well explained. To support you and for my benefit, I just bought two of your courses from Udemy. Thanks so much for making these great videos. Keep up the good work!

[mahmoudemara]

I love you because of your accent in English ..keep going..thanks

[shivarajbiradar]

Hello sir actually when thread.run() is called actually thread is not created right, it is called main thread it self

[edcoronado]

Hi! awesome video. I have one quick question, is there a reason why you call instead of just doing `getName()` or `this.getName()` for example?

[MayankRamnani]

Hi, it would be great if you can share the code you discussed in the video

[everythingaboutapps]

nice explanation but I have a question how can we provide the object of our custom class as a constructor argument of thread class?

[ahmadhajoj]

Best brother make more videos habibi mashallah aleek

[erichubbard]

Can you be a personal professor for the rest of university? Atleast I understand what you're saying, why can't my Profs be this concise.