Threads Tutorial Java

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Need Help to start Threading and Multithreading programs in JAVA..?

Hi Pals,
Am new to creating Java Threaded programs.. Am struggling how to start.. I have tutorials.. and am learning by simply reading the definitions and examples and etc.. That is not enough to my need.. I need to create code from the basics.. so please guide me how to start a threaded code.. multithreading, synchronization.. monitor and etc… Thanks in advance…

This question is very high-level; all we’ll be able to do is point you in the right direction.
I learned threading and multithreading from a class; this would be your best bet. You can also see all the course materials from the class I took (lectures and corresponding lecture notes, project assignments, etc.) at
http://inst.eecs.berkeley.edu/~cs162/fa07/ .. We used Java and a system called NachOS, which is an operating system built on top of Java with no use but for practicing coding various operating system functions.

Good luck!

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