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Threads are the low level parts of a computing system which command processing occurs. It is supported/provided by CPU/MCU hardware. There are also software methods. The purpose of multi-threading is doing calculations in parallel to each other if possible. Thus the desired result can be obtained in...

A deadlock occurs when every member of some group of two or more threads must wait for one of the other members to do something (e.g., to release a lock) before it can proceed. Without intervention, the threads will wait forever. A pseudocode example of a deadlock-prone design is: thread_1 { ...

A data race or race condition is a problem that can occur when a multithreaded program is not properly synchronized. If two or more threads access the same memory without synchronization, and at least one of the accesses is a 'write' operation, a data race occurs. This leads to platform dependent, p...

This simple example shows how to start multiple threads in Java. Note that the threads are not guaranteed to execute in order, and the execution ordering may vary for each run. public class HelloMultithreading { public static void main(String[] args) { for (int i = 0; i < 10; i...

It was most frequent question that can a same thread can be run twice. The answer for this is know one thread can run only once . if you try to run the same thread twice it will execute for the first time but will give error for second time and the error will be IllegalThreadStateException . exam...