#85 Threads in Java

[@mayankverma3765]

00:00 Threads are a way to run multiple parts of a program concurrently. 00:37 RAM acts as temporary memory for processing 01:16 Multitasking is the ability of an OS to run multiple software simultaneously. 01:56 Time sharing allows for multitasking on an OS 02:31 Breaking down a task into multiple processes 03:14 Multithreading allows for efficient multitasking in software 03:52 Multiple threads can run tasks simultaneously 04:34 Threads are lightweight and can share resources

[@Fyodor-xq3ly]

How did you do that? By AI or by yourself?

[@devpashishpatel14]

The video discusses the concept of threads in Java, explaining how they allow multiple tasks to run simultaneously within a program. Threads enable multitasking and dividing tasks into smaller units, allowing for efficient resource sharing and parallel execution. The importance of threads in software development is emphasized for future exploration in upcoming videos. Key moments: 00:00 Threads in software enable multitasking and dividing tasks into smaller units, improving efficiency and performance. -Multitasking in operating systems allows for multiple software to run simultaneously, supported by time-sharing on the CPU. -Threads in software enable multiple tasks to run concurrently within the same program, enhancing efficiency and performance. 03:40 Threads enable parallel execution of tasks, sharing resources, and improving efficiency in software development. They are essential for handling multiple operations simultaneously. -Threads allow multiple players, movements, and actions in video games to occur simultaneously, enhancing the gaming experience. -In programming, tasks are represented as threads, which can run concurrently and share resources, leading to efficient software execution.

[@sharadhdeshpande]

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[@America_ya_everyday]

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[@rajendertanwar1881]

When we run multiple software in a system there are OS is break them into smaller, and those small units are termed as threads 🎉

[@elvinmustafayev9188]

Thanks for great explanation

[@mustakim9677]

a very simple and smooth explanation

[@bytestreamsurfer]

If I remember right, the task scheduler allots each process slices of CPU time and this is called preemptive multitasking

[@koksalocal7153]

Perfect Explanation , thanks a lot .

[@suhanivishwakarma135]

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[@sho2648]

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When Bprak started teaching 🤔

[@LearningsHere]

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Bprak and Navin Reddy are actually two threads running almost similar method.

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[@syedadil7256]

Thank you sir 15 more to go......

[@TechieAmi]

Excellent teaching way❤

[@MariaBashir-fn2tt]

the moment you explaind threads just waooo❤

[@ayushgupta1340]

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[@morukurthianitha3751]

Kudos 🎉Useful stuff

[@onlystudy7943]

my personal advise to the biggener if you learn java that it is only source to learn follow whole series and also if you go for paid course .

[@purpleuniverse5432]

Can you tell me which code editor you're using to run the code

[@g.pragadheeswaran5094]

VS Code

[@shadow05-19]

Vs code

[@aiknow1313]

I will write your words in my exam if i see threads on question paper

[@tmurari9452]

sir you can say Threads concept for java version 21

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Why it differs?

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[@ishasagar9289]

Bad explanation 🤮