Using the Java Runnable interface to simulate multiple windows (threads) selling parallel programs of the same type of ticket

Refer to this blog post (http://blog.csdn.net/liutengteng130/article/details/20036517), where you can use the thread and runnable interface to implement the ticketing multi-window simulation problem.

Runnable interface implementation of the characteristics of the method--multi-threaded error-Free modification class public variable value problem, feel very valuable, the source code to make a comment, take to analyze and share with you:

Class ThreadTest implements runnable{     private int ticket =100;  100 Tickets Required Sales      public void Run () {        //runnable interface       while (true) {           if (Ticket > 0) {             //different thread ticketing, and modify common class properties- ——— Note: The value here is that there is no declaration of lock           System.out.println (Thread.CurrentThread (). GetName () + "is saling ticket" + ticket--);           } else{break     ;        }}} public static void Main (string[] args) {        threadtest t = new threadtest ();        Create 4 threads, and then start the      new Thread (t) in turn. Start ();        New Thread (t). Start ();        New Thread (t). Start ();        New Thread (t). Start ();     }  }  

Using the Java Runnable interface to simulate multiple windows (threads) selling parallel programs of the same type of ticket