Practice code from Bates&Sierra's book 4.a
*Create a class that starts one thread from an initialization block, that starts another thread from an inner class, and that starts a third thread from a constructor.
Isn't the statement a little misleading?
I don't think that this is what it is asked to do ¿Do I need at least three classes?
Joey Sanchez wrote:Practice code from Bates&Sierra's book 4.a
*Create a class that starts one thread from an initialization block, that starts another thread from an inner class, and that starts a third thread from a constructor.
Isn't the statement a little misleading?
I don't think that this is what it is asked to do ¿Do I need at least three classes?
I think this code :
should be
This Inside class starts a new thread in the constructor.
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