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Practical: 10 Write A Program For Thread Synchronization. Algorithm

The document provides a 13 step algorithm to create a program for thread synchronization in Java. It involves creating a MyThread class that extends Thread and overrides the run method, a SynchronizedOutput class with a static synchronized displayList method to print thread messages, and a ThreadSynchronization class with a main method that creates MyThread objects and checks their status.

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Practical: 10 Write A Program For Thread Synchronization. Algorithm

The document provides a 13 step algorithm to create a program for thread synchronization in Java. It involves creating a MyThread class that extends Thread and overrides the run method, a SynchronizedOutput class with a static synchronized displayList method to print thread messages, and a ThreadSynchronization class with a main method that creates MyThread objects and checks their status.

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PRACTICAL: 10

Write a program for thread synchronization.

Algorithm:
Step 1: Start.

Step 2: Create a class name MyThread which inherits the class Thread.

Step 3: Declare and define an array message of type string and declare it static.

Step 4: Create a constructor of the class MyThread to set the value of the id.

Step 5: Create the void run() method to display the name of the thread and the message.

Step 6: Create randomWait() method and call sleep method in that method to make thread
wait for a particular interval of time.

Step 7: Create another class named SynchronizedOutput and in this class create a static
synchronized displayList() method which takes two string arguments name and list.

Step 8: In the displayList() method call the currentThread() and the randomWait() method and
print the values of name and the list.

Step 9: Create another class named ThreadSynchronization in which main method is created.

Step 10: In main method create the objects of the MyThread class and call the start() methid by
the objects of the class MyThread.

Step 11: Declare two variables thread1isAlive and thread2isAlive of type Boolean and initialize
them as true.

Step 12: Check if thread1 or thread2 is alive or dead and print the same.

Step 13: Stop.


PROGRAM:
class MyThread extends Thread

static String message[] ={ "Eat", "Well", "Sleep", "Well", "Do", "WELL."};

public MyThread(String id)

super(id);

public void run()

SynchronizedOutput.displayList(getName(),message);

void randomWait()

try

sleep((long)(3000*Math.random()));

catch (InterruptedException x)

System.out.println("Interrupted!");

}
class SynchronizedOutput

public static synchronized void displayList(String name,String list[])

for(int i=0;i<list.length;++i) {

MyThread t = (MyThread)Thread.currentThread();

t.randomWait();

System.out.println(name+list[i]);

class ThreadSynchronization

public static void main(String args[])

MyThread thread1 = new MyThread("thread1: ");

MyThread thread2 = new MyThread("thread2: ");

thread1.start();

thread2.start();

boolean thread1IsAlive = true;

boolean thread2IsAlive = true;

do {

if (thread1IsAlive && !thread1.isAlive()) {

thread1IsAlive = false;
System.out.println("Thread 1 is dead.");

if (thread2IsAlive && !thread2.isAlive()) {

thread2IsAlive = false;

System.out.println("Thread 2 is dead.");

} while(thread1IsAlive || thread2IsAlive);

}
OUTPUT:

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