13.2 Multithreading in Java Practical

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In computer science, a thread of execution is the smallest sequence of programmed instructions that can be managed independently by a scheduler, which is typically a part of the operating system.
Multithreading in java is a process of executing multiple activities can proceed concurrently in the same program.
Thread is basically a lightweight sub-process, a smallest unit of processing.
In multithreading threads share a common memory area.
They don't allocate separate memory area so saves memory, and context-switching between the threads takes less time than process.

Multiple threads can exist within the same process and share resources such as memory, while different processes do not share these resources.
Using two different task at the same time means multi-tasking. Thread is unit of a process.

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[atifayaz]

You was running always and getting unexpected results, then explaining why we got this, what to do to improve. This was the best thing of the video. Thank You.

[brinderdhaliwal]

Although we were introduced to threads in my C programming class, I knew I would be working in application programming and that threads would definitely come into play. Your vids on theory/practical use really cleared it up for me. "A process can be/is split into multiple threads" was the magic sentence that helped. Thanks!

[mashapimatimba]

Man's a genius.
Spent hours on YouTube trying to understand and boom! I've got everything in this video.
Big ups bro. Keep it up

[soldour]

i was just starting multi thread and the video covers most of my questions as a starter. i like how you intentionally make a mistake and explains it why. thats what we need as a teacher. thank you !

[aadilkp]

Explained d whole concept in 12 mins without even slightly feeling rushed!Best vdo on thread

[suluvathirupathi]

Wow. you made it very simple to understand. you are explaining by thinking in the shoes of a person who doesn't know at all about the programming. Excellent video.

[mohammadferozkhan]

now i got clarity about thread concept .Thank you sir

[abdulquadiransari]

The video is short and covers a lot of ground. Hence saving my time . These videos can be used for reference.


Thank you.

[devanmccarthy]

This was a tremendous help for understanding threads. Thank you for making this video.

[qwarlockz]

Your vids are great and I learn a lot. On threads this is very interesting and useful. What would help as well would be knowing when we should use threads. When to use multithreading.

[GeekygirlSD]

thank you sir..you are really god...i have watched several videos on multithreading and yours is the best

[vivekmalhan]

I understand thread very well by watching your video thanks sir...:)

[sampathkumarbasa]

Thanks man! You made it so simple for me to understand. Keep going!!

[ShriyamRiyanshFunZone]

Amazing, well explained... struggling a lot to understand but from other video.

[jasper]

Brother thanks a lot. I had a hard time learning Threading. You made it so simple that anyone can understand it. One more request, please provide links to your next videos in the description.

[alfredabate]

Excellent presentation. I gain a lot on multi Thread. Thanks and keep it up.

[KusurSiddaram]

Everytime we start executing the threads program at that time we need two thing that is RUN ()and start() yeah. Thank u

[kumbhalakshmi]

Super example brother for demonstration multithreading usage thanks bro

[mahendrapabbathi]

Really explaination is very simple and understandable...Thankyou sir

[duanoor]

Thank you boht acha samaj aia hia yeh topic