Advanced Java: Multi-threading Part 1 -- Starting Threads

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Does multithreading seem like a black art to you? This is the first part of an advanced Java tutorial on multithreading that hopefully will help you out. In this tutorial we look at the two ways of starting a thread in Java.
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[LaraRoseKelley]

I wish Oracle would hire you to write the Javadocs... Very clear and simple explanations for every topic you cover. Thanks!

[caveofprogramming]

Just a new mic. You could hear my stomach digesting stuff on the last version.

[mavrickbarona]

Thank you for all your courses, much appreciated. Full honesty your method of walking through was slow, but as I dug into the course info you have organized complex information into a logical narrative that is above and beyond other content. I admire the work you have done and the free access to content on the web. Thank you John!

[hassaanfarooq]

Perfect demonstration. Have not seen someone explaining threads so good.

[juliep]

I used to watch your videos when learning Java. You speak slowly, clearly, and give good explanations. Thank you!

[jonescaleb]

You are the Bob Ross of programming. Great videos!

[caveofprogramming]

They are used when you need to do two things at the same time. Small programs often don't need them. It's best not to use them unless you have to.

[prafullavishwakarma]

Hello John Sir, I am glad that you are uploading such fantastic and precise videos and I am speechless about your stunning explainatary skills. Because of your videos I have developed such interest in java that I can't resist watching them every single day. I am having my exams end in next week or so and I am looking forward to learn some new languages from Cave of programming or continue exploring more and more about java, who'd have thought it would be so much fun while learning with programmers like you. Thank you very much.

[dnyaneshmisal]

Although there are tons of videos on multithreading on youtube these days, Cave of programming I found this to be very much much helpful to clarify concepts as well as to solve the multithreading problems.

[Trackman]

Thanks for the great, clean and simple explanation of the thread concept! Example shown is also very easy to understand and to use as a basis for own experiments.

[AniSocial]

Finally, Advanced tutorials! Thanks a lot for these great tutes.

[smuralimohan]

Probably, the audio was recorded while programming inside a cave.

[caveofprogramming]

It could certainly help if you're waiting a long time to get a connection or to get the results from a query.

[huskerme]

Thanks for sharing a few ways to create threads in a simplistic manner. Easy to digest, for sure.

[mpua]

Got it. I haven't gotten into making games yet. Lately, I've just been writing a business application for a friend. No use for Threads there. Thanks for the help.

[ifoolb]

Thank you very much. You saved me from a lot of tiring reading.

[isaacoyeyiola]

The topical video clips listened so far are quite fantastic. Bravo! John

[olgakozlova]

Great simplicity! Exactly what I was looking for. 

Thank you John!

[spalk]

Perfect tutorials, you deserve a suscribe!

[stnger]

You are speaking so slowly - it's pretty cool!
Because I don't understand quickly speech on english :3
Thanks you!