Multithreading in java

  Multithreading Concept In JAVA Multithreading is a Java option that enables two or more parts of a program to run at the same time to maximize CPU performance. A thread is one of the program's components. As a result, threads are light-weight processes within processes. Threads can be created using two mechanisms. 1.  Thread class extension 2. Runnable Interface implementation   Thread Class vs Runnable Interface:- 1. Multiple inheritances are not supported in Java, so you can't extend the "Thread class" to extend other classes. Other base classes can be extended from the class by implementing the interface "Runnable." 2. The basic functionality of a thread can be expanded by extending the Thread class, which has inherent methods like interrupt() and yield(). 3. If you use runnable, you'll get an object that may be shared by multiple threads.   Multitasking :- Multitasking is the process of performing several tasks at the same tim...