Java Threading Application Thread: The second way to create a thread: implementing the Runnable Interface

/*

Demand: Sell ticket Small program!

Idea: Implement multiple windows (threads) at the same time ticketing.

Step: 1, define the class implementation runnable interface.

2, overwrite the Run method in the Runnable interface.

3, the thread object is created through the thread class.

4, the subclass object of the Runnable interface is passed into the constructor of the thread class as the actual parameter.

5, call the Start method of the thread class to open the thread and invoke the Run method of the Runnabke interface.

*/

The code is as follows

Class Ticket implements Runnable//extends thread//implementation Runnable interface

{

public int tic = 100;

public void Run ()

{

while (TRUE)//default is True

{

if (tic>0)//If the number of votes is greater than 0 execute the following code.

System.out.println (Thread.CurrentThread (). GetName () + "sole ..." +tic--);//define the thread name and reduce the number of votes.

}

}

}

Class Ticketdemo

{

public static void Main (string[] args)

{

Ticket t = new Ticket ();//define Ticket object.

thread T1 = new Thread (t); The subclass object of the Runnable interface is passed into the constructor of the thread class as an actual parameter.

Thread t2 = new Thread (t);

thread t3 = new Thread (t);

Thread t4= new Thread (t);

T1.start ();

T2.start ();

T3.start ();

T4.start ();

Start 4 threads.

}

}

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Java Threading Application Thread: The second way to create a thread: implementing the Runnable Interface