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线程讲解1（Thread explanation 1） The use of the 1.Thread class Examples are as follows: Package xianche; / / note the Thread class in the Lang package, so there is no need to import the package Public, class, MianThreadTest { Public, static, void, main (String[], args) { The currentThread () method of //Thread returns the Thread object, so you can call the getName () method later System.out.println (Thread.currentThread ().GetName ()); For (int i=0; i10; i++) { System.out.println (main) - (+i); Try{ / / call the sleep method of the Thread class, and the method will throw an exception, pause for a second thread Thread.sleep (1000); }catch (Exception, e) { E.printStackTrace (); } } } } 2. there are two ways to create threads Method 1: create your own thread by inheriting the Thread class Package xianche; Public, class, ThreadTest { Public, static, void, main (String[], args) { / / create a thread MyThread, t=new, MyThread (T1); / / start a thread, the thread begins executing, call the run method of the Java virtual machine thread T.start (); Try{ For (int i=0; i10; i++) { System.out.println (Thread.currentThread) (.GetName) + +i (-); The //Thread method is static, and calls only need to use the class name. The method name can be Thread.sleep (1000); } }catch (Exception, e) { E.printStackTrace (); } } } / / create your own thread class through inheritance Thread category Class MyThread extends Thread{ / / construction method Public MyThread (String, name) { / / call the parent class constructor Super (name); } / / run override methods of the superclass Public, void, run () { Try{ For (int i=0; i10; i++) { System.out.println (getName) + +i (-); / / because MyThread inherits the Thread class, and the sleep method is static, it can be called directly Sleep (1000); } }catch (Exception, e) { E.printStackTrace (); } } } Method two: creating threads using the implementation of the Runnable interface Examples are as follows: Package xianche; Public, class, TreadTest1 { Public, stat