Creating Threads in Java | Extending Thread Class | Implementing Runnable | Using Callable & Future
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In this tutorial, we’ll explore three ways to create threads in Java:
1. Extending the Thread Class – Simple but limited due to single inheritance.
2. Implementing the Runnable Interface – Preferred for flexibility and separation of concerns.
3. Using Callable & Future – Enables threads to return results asynchronously.
Topics Covered:
How to create a Thread using Thread Class?
Why prefer Runnable over Thread?
How to return results from a Thread using Callable & Future?
Key differences between Thread, Runnable & Callable
Notes: https://github.com/nakulmitra/java-tu...
Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction
00:27 - Creating Threads by Extending the Thread Class
04:47 - Creating Threads by Implementing the Runnable Interface
08:00 - Using Callable and Future (Returning Results from Threads)
14:09 - Summary
14:42 - When to Use What?
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