How do I create a thread in Java?

How do I create a thread in Java?

In Java, you can create a thread by extending the Thread class or implementing the Runnable interface. Which method would you like to know more about?

Can you explain the Runnable interface?

Sure! The Runnable interface has a single method, run(), that you need to implement. You can then create a thread by passing an instance of your Runnable implementation to a Thread object.

What does the run() method do?

The run() method contains the code that defines the thread's task. When you start the thread, the code in run() will execute in a separate call stack.

How do I start the thread after creating it?

You can start the thread by calling the start() method on your Thread object. This will invoke the run() method in a new thread.