Java Fundamentals - Lesson 51 - Future, Runnable and Callable

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[peterfraga]

Hi LAurentiu Hope you are doing good, keep safe... I wanted to let you know that this course Lesson 51 - Future, Runnable and Callable is not in the Java Fundamentals... looked for it... but thank you...

[peterfraga]

Hi Laurentiu, Hope you are doing well... in minute 40:06 you mention the overriding method and the throws exception... I didn't understand can you please tryto explain it to me either written or short video... you use overriding and overwritten methods ( I thought it was the same).... please I will appreciate it... you mention something about one of the most important rules of overriding.


another question I used the following and it worked.

Future<Integer> f = service.submit(c);
int sum = f.get();
System.out.println(sum);

You use the Integer class v. an int
Why would I use a class variable in the answer vice a variable of int?
or it doesn't make a difference...

[sva]

Thank you! Odd question. Did you make a video about the design pattern yet? I'm really curious about the design pattern but can't seem to find the right video to learn it.
thx!