Java Programming for Complete Beginners - Java 16 - Step 14 - Threads and Multi-Threading – Conclusion

Implementing the Callable interface and using Future

Using the ForkJoinPool and Stream API

Extending a thread and implementing the Runnable interface

Using the ThreadPoolExecutor and Callable

It provides built-in logging for thread activities

It allows for dynamic memory allocation

It simplifies thread management by specifying the number of threads for task processing

It automatically handles exceptions in threads

By using the Thread.sleep() method

By using the Future interface and invoking the get method

By implementing the Callable interface

By using the Thread.join() method

submitAll()

executeAll()

invokeAll()

runAll()

It executes all tasks in sequence

It waits for all tasks to complete before returning

It returns the result of the first completed task

It automatically retries failed tasks