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java教程_线程入门（Java tutorial _ thread entry） Java tutorial _ thread entry Thread is embedded features of Java, the thread is not easy to master, there are books dedicated to Java threads, readers can refer to. Thus, the importance of Java thread, this article will introduce the basic knowledge of the thread. Sometimes you might want to write a program that executes tasks at intervals, and you can use Timer and TimerTask at this time, which is very convenient. You can refer to here. There are two ways to implement a thread in Java, the first is to implement the run () method of the Runnable interface, and the second is to inherit the Thread class and override its run () method. Here is the code example: Public class DoSomething implements Runnable { Public void run () { Is where you do something / / here } } Public class DoAnotherThing extends Thread { Public void run () { Is where you do something / / here } } The difference between the two methods is that if your class has inherited other classes, then you can only choose to implement the Runnable interface, because Java only allows single inheritance. Threads in Java have four states: run, ready, hang, end. If a thread is finished, it means that he is a dead thread. When you call a thread (start) when the method, when the thread enters the ready state, attention is not running, when the running time of the virtual machine to assign him CPU piece of thread began to enter the state, when the thread enters the waiting state, for example, when waiting for an event. When the thread is in a suspended state. To start a thread, you only need to call the start () method, and there are two ways to start the thread for the two thread implementation methods, as follows: DoSomething doIt = new DoSomething (); Thread myThread = new Thread (doIt); MyThread.start (); DoAnotherThing doIt = new DoAnotherThing (); DoIt.start (); Because of the security and other factors, the stop (Thread) method has not been recommended, so if you want