When a thread completes its execution, it will be destroyed.
In Java thread pool implemenation, how does threads come back to ready state after executing the task.?
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ThreadPool implementation query
When a thread completes its execution, it will be destroyed.
In Java thread pool implemenation, how does threads come back to ready state after executing the task.?
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Re: ThreadPool implementation query
Can you give an example where the scenario you've suggested is a problem?
Re: ThreadPool implementation query
If you are curious about implementation of standard classes you can always have a look at the source code.
All standard classes of java are open source.
For example, you could start here:
GC: ThreadPoolExecutor - java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor (.java) - GrepCode Class Source
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