(Java multithreading) Two ways of defining a Thread (By Extending Thread class) by Durgasir

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[AadityaKavthekar]

Important Point told by Durga Sir:
"We should go for multiThreading when there are independent jobs present!"

[rdgames]

Best Explanation i have ever had on Nice

[anilkumarmishra]

I dont't have word about this super man of java

[vkhooda]

You really doing best.Very very thankful for your these classes for overseas programmer like me..:) Thanks Sir.

[Astra]

Great explanation
Plz extend class ThreadDemo as,
Class ThreadDemo extends Mythread
else that t.start() shows C.E

[adi]

Sir, your tutorial is so easy to understand.. thank you so much. god bless you.. :-)

[rohitkr.maurya]

You explanation is very very good, its in systematic way, beginner can also understand..thanks a lot sir

[monaananda]

I have become a fan of your style of explaining things.Sir please post video on java design patterns.

[rocker]

Your way of teaching is Awesome.. Thanks a lot..

[atiqulny]

No one can teach java like this guy!! I call him Java Preacher (if can Java be a religion) !!!

[kpr]

You explained it very well, step by step!

[gajendraramsetty]

Naresh it is the best institute for java

[princevijaypratap]

aanand aaa sir lol !!!! thnks very much

[deepakpanda]

There are not all the videos in Generic Topic. Please upload that again . And in collections also Map topic is not available. Please upload them.

[karthik]

Each and every process that runs on the computer has a CPU cycle and an I/O cycle. What is an operation without data? Transfer of data between devices is an I/O cycle whereas the actual computation on data is a CPU cycle. Since the CPU is comparatively very fast than the I/O, the CPU often sits idle most of the time when processes are on I/O cycle. Hence the concept of time-slicing came into picture so that the CPU can shuffle between processes/threads to achieve maximum throughput. 

So at any given time, even though only one process/thread is active, but it appears as if all the processes/threads are running simultaneously. This is because the processor is superfast and shuffles the tasks in the blink of an eye. 

[shaminmohammed]

Thanks a Trillion Sir.
please expand to SWING

[sophiewhiteside]

great video! have you got a video on join() and sleep() as well?

[sudiptamaity]

Very well explained.Thanks for the nice video.
I have one doubt ...what did you mean by 'thread scheduler depends on jvm and it varies jvm to jvm' ? Does it mean thread scheduler is different in jvm of winodws and in jvm of  linux ?

[AnilChauhan-kwqh]

How to be used daemon thread
Sir plz rply

[solomonyalew]

how to stop execution of thread after some output?