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The document is a Java program that demonstrates the use of futures with an ExecutorService to fetch names concurrently. It creates four tasks to fetch names and submits them to a fixed thread pool. The program retrieves and prints the results of each task before shutting down the service.

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The document is a Java program that demonstrates the use of futures with an ExecutorService to fetch names concurrently. It creates four tasks to fetch names and submits them to a fixed thread pool. The program retrieves and prints the results of each task before shutting down the service.

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package in.kgcoding.executor.

future;

import java.util.concurrent.*;

public class TestingFutures {


public static void main(String[] args) throws ExecutionException, InterruptedException {
ExecutorService service = Executors.newFixedThreadPool(1);
FetchName task1 = new FetchName("Prashant");
FetchName task2 = new FetchName("Sanchit");
FetchName task3 = new FetchName("KG Coding");
FetchName task4 = new FetchName("Subscribe");

Future<String> name1 = service.submit(task1);


Future<String> name2 = service.submit(task2);
Future<String> name3 = service.submit(task3);
Future<String> name4 = service.submit(task4);

System.out.printf("\nFull Name is: %s", name1.get());


System.out.printf("\nFull Name is: %s", name2.get());
System.out.printf("\nFull Name is: %s", name3.get());
System.out.printf("\nFull Name is: %s", name4.get());

service.shutdown();
}
}

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