5 Multithreading Options in Java

<p>Computing power and performance have skyrocketed since their invention. The number of cores and their potentials are like nothing before, giving your application infinite possibilities. Despite the vast improvement, a single-threaded application can only utilize a maximum of one core and cannot benefit from the multi-cores that most modern computers have.</p> <p>If you feel your application is lagging, compared to other applications in the world that do way more work, it being single-threaded might be the culprit. The solution: multithreading. If this is what you need, consider applying one of the following methods.</p> <h1>1. Thread</h1> <p>The first option is to use the&nbsp;<code>Thread</code>&nbsp;class. This way, you can control threads directly from their creation to management. Here&rsquo;s an example.</p> <p><a href="https://medium.com/@jbhyunikim/5-multithreading-options-in-java-54905c657b2b"><strong>Read More</strong></a></p>