How can I manage threads in Java?

How can I manage threads in Java?

In Java, you can manage threads using the Thread class or by implementing the Runnable interface. Would you like to know more about either method?

Can you explain the Runnable interface?

Sure! The Runnable interface is a functional interface that has a single method, run(). You implement this interface to define the code that should run in a thread.

How do I start a thread using the Runnable interface?

To start a thread using the Runnable interface, you create a Thread object and pass an instance of your Runnable implementation to its constructor, then call the start() method.

What are some common issues with thread management?

Common issues include race conditions, deadlocks, and thread starvation. Proper synchronization and design patterns can help mitigate these problems.