Life Cycle of Thread in Java Programming In java, thread is a class. We know that class consists of a number of methods, variables, constructors etc. Here also the thread class consists of a number of methods. In order to access those methods first create an object for thread class. Thread life cycle has five states. From the creation up to the terminating the thread will move in five different states; these are called thread life cycles . Whenever a thread is created it is moved to a new state.In other words, the state where a thread is created and it is not running is called the newborn state . Whenever a thread is ready to execute the task it moves to runnable state, but is not executed currently.when the start() method is called on the new born thread, it will be in runnable state . After the runnable state, if the thread gets CPU access, it moves into the running state . If the CPU, completes without interrupting the process, it will move to a stop state. If any I/O inter...

Explanation of multithreading in java programming What is multithreading in java in simple words? Multithreading Multithreading is a powerful programming tool that makes it possible to achieve concurrent execution of multiple units of a program.In another word it is Concurrent execution of several parts of the same program at same time(This will improve CPU utilization). Advantages of multithreading in java Multi threading support for java includes thread creations,thread prioritizing,thread scheduling,resource locking (thread synchronization)and establishing inter thread communication. What is thread and how to create a thread in java? A thread can be defined as a process in execution within a program. A thread is a lightweight process and it is an individual part of a running program. Group of threads is called a program.All these threads will be working concurrently. There are two ways to create a thread. 1 By extending the thread class 2 By implementing the runnable interface

 program for 'try catch finally' in java programming Java program using try catch finally block  public class Divide2  { public static void main(String args[]) { System.out.println("\nPROGRAM EXECUTION START HERE\n"); int NUM1,NUM2,RESULT; try { NUM1=Integer.parseInt(args[0]); NUM2=Integer.parseInt(args[1]); RESULT=NUM1/NUM2; System.out.println(NUM1+"/"+NUM2+"="+RESULT); } catch(Exception e) { System.out.println(e); } finally { System.out.println("\nTHE FINALLY BLOCK ALWAYS EXICUTED\n");  } System.out.println("\nPROGRAM EXECUTION COMPLETE HERE\n"); } } observe the program and its output carefully