Threads in Java are pre-defined classes that are available in the java.package when you write your programs. Generally, every program has one thread which is provided from the java.package. All of these threads use the same memory, but they are independent. This means that any exception in a thread
Threads in Java are pre-defined classes that are available in the java.package
when you write your programs. Generally, every program has one thread which is
provided from the java.package.
All of these threads use the same memory, but they are independent. This means
that any exception in a thread will not affect how other threads work, despite
them sharing the same memory.
What You'll Learn:
* In this article we will learn about how to create a thread
* We will learn about the concept of
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