find error within this problem (thread) [Solved] (Beginning Java forum at Coderanch)

Post by: ovi de , Greenhorn

Jun 02, 2016 23:13:42

why I am getting wrong output?

output

Post by: Ron McLeod , Saloon Keeper

Jun 02, 2016 23:30:06 (1 like)

Take a look at line #7. You are creating a new Thread object, but not specifying the target which contains the run() method.

Post by: Norm Radder , Master Rancher

Jun 03, 2016 04:38:32

why I am getting wrong output?

What should the correct output be? Please post an example of the correct output.

Post by: Piet Souris , Master Rancher

Jun 03, 2016 06:41:05

Assuming OP had this in mind:

output can be:

Runnable: two started to run.
Runnable: three started to run.
Runnable: one started to run.
two : 0
three : 0
two : 1
one : 0
two : 2
three : 1
three : 2
three : 3
three : 4
three : 5
two : 3
one : 1
two : 4
two : 5
two : Complited
three : Complited
one : 2
one : 3
one : 4
one : 5

Post by: Norm Radder , Master Rancher

Jun 03, 2016 07:04:04

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Post by: Knute Snortum , Sheriff

Jun 03, 2016 09:16:04 (1 like)

We can't put the genie back in the bottle, but let's not post complete solutions in the future. Illustrations are fine.

Post by: Norm Radder , Master Rancher

Jun 03, 2016 09:21:45

I agree 100%. My post was to test what this forum's policy was.

Post by: Campbell Ritchie , Marshal

Jun 03, 2016 09:57:42

you should be able to read the policy here.

Post by: Norm Radder , Master Rancher

Jun 03, 2016 10:00:48 (1 like)

Is this it:

We're all here to learn, so when responding to others, please focus on helping them discover their own solutions, instead of simply providing answers.

Post by: Piet Souris , Master Rancher

Jun 03, 2016 15:20:04

Well, different people have different styles, and where one uses 400+K questions, others might give a code example.

In this specific case, I should not have given this code, I admit, but I was triggered by your obligate question.

But I have one request: can you reserve your hostile comments towards me exclusively for DreaimInCode, please?

Post by: Knute Snortum , Sheriff

Jun 04, 2016 07:43:34

Was my tone hostile? If so, I apologize. I wish there were an emoji for normal tone of voice.

Post by: Piet Souris , Master Rancher

Jun 05, 2016 11:42:59

No Knute, it had nothing to do with you.

Post by: Stephen M Davies , Greenhorn

Jun 06, 2016 01:58:08

As a point of reference, in Java class names should start with a Capital Letter.