Java MCQ quiz summary on MultiThreading.

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 MCQ quiz Summary on Multithreading :

1. Two types of MultiTasking :

   -> multithreading and multiprocessing.

2. About Multithreading :

   ->Executing 2 or more thread simultaneously is called as Multithreading.
   ->Thread share common memory area.
   ->Threads are Lightweight Process and switching between 2 thread is fast
   ->Thread have their own stack(When run method() is called and not when start() method is called.
   ->Thread requires less resources.

3. About Multiprocessing:

   ->Process are heavy weight.
   ->Each process have their separate memory area.
   ->Switching between 2 process takes time.

4. Creation of Thread:

   ->Thread can be created by extending Thread class or implementing runnable interface.

5. Main Thread:

   ->all java program has atleast one thread which is main thread.
   ->When any java program start first main thread starts.
   ->It is the last thread to finish execution beacuse it have to perform shutdown process.
   ->default priority of main thread is 5.
   ->All the thread which are inherited from parent thread have the same priority which the parent thread have.
   ->In this case as a main thread have default priority of 5 so all thread which inherited from main thread have default priority of 5 only.

6. About Daemon Thread:

   ->its a low priority thread.
   ->Its life depends on user thread.
   ->It provides services to user thread for background supporting tasks.
   ->It prevent JVM from terminating.
   ->child thread of daemon thread is also a Daemon thread.

7. start():

   ->start() method is used to start the thread execution.
   ->It calls a run() method.
   ->start() method is used to register a thread in thread registers.

8. methods:

   ->methods of object class->notify(),notifyall(),wait().
   ->methods of thread class->run(),start()

9. wait():

   ->wait() causes a thread to directly wait (stop) the execution until other thread call notify() or notifyall().
   ->wait() will keep the thread in running state.

10. run():

    ->run() method should be overridden by a class which implements runnable interface.
    ->run() method contain body of thread

11. priority:

    ->Thread priority are assigned in integer.
    ->Thread scheduler determines the priority of thread and again it dependent on OS.
    ->Highest priority of a thread can be 10 and minimum can be 1.
    ->When 2 or more thread of same priotiy comes for execution at a same time then to process which thread first depends on operating system.
    ->NORM_PRIORITY is used to set default priority.

12. polling:

    -> polling(polling means the CPU time is wasted while waiting for the incoming data and checking it again and again) is avoided in java by using wait(),notify(),notifyall().

13. notify():

    ->notify() will awake a single thread which is waiting for a monitor.

14. notifyAll():

    ->notifyAll() will awake all threads which are waiting for monitor.

15. what is Synchronization:

    ->Synchronization means when 2 or more thread want to access same data or resource then some mechanism is needed to ensure that at a one time only one thread is accessing
    the data or resource.

16. others:

    ->Once a thread is dead it can not be restarted.
    ->stop() is used to kill a thread at any stage.
    ->sleep() throws InteruptedException.

 

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