Creating a Thread is fairly simple. The complexities get introduced once
you have your threads running and then you see that the output isn’t
what you exactly expected. Well, I don’t want to jump ahead too much. We
will learn all those complexities one by one. For now lets keep our
focus on how to create threads.
You can create threads in two ways:
1. By Extending the Thread Class
2. By Implementing the Runnable Interface
Common sense related to Java Programming tells us that using the interface may be a better option because, your class may need to inherit features from its parent class or such a feature may be required in future. Either ways, it would be a better idea to implement the Runnable Interface so that our classes can do, what they were designed/created to do.
You can create threads in two ways:
1. By Extending the Thread Class
2. By Implementing the Runnable Interface
Common sense related to Java Programming tells us that using the interface may be a better option because, your class may need to inherit features from its parent class or such a feature may be required in future. Either ways, it would be a better idea to implement the Runnable Interface so that our classes can do, what they were designed/created to do.
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