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Note for Object Oriented Programming Using JAVA - OOPJ By kundanapally vamshi

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Objects Oriented Programming 1 Differences between PBMT and TBMT 6 Tread Life Cycle 9 Thread Class Constructors 11 Thread Class Methods 14 Synchronization 37 Creating Multiple Threads 43 Daemon Thread 46 Inter Thread Communication 49 How to Stop a Thread 53 Introduction to Collections 58 Difference between Array and Collections 59 Collection 60 Sort the Elements Using Treeset 78 Inner Classes 84 Normal or Regular class 86 Packages 105 Creating Packages 109 Importing java packages 113 Class Member Access 117 Understanding Class Path 126 Benefits of Exception Handling 132 Exception Hierarchy 134 Types of Exceptions 136 Types of Predefined Exceptions 138 Handling Exceptions 146 Throw Key Word 159 Java's Built-in Exceptions 168 Introduction to I/O Programming 173 ByteStream classes 175 Reading Console Input 180 Serialization of Objects 195
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OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING THROUGH JAVA UNIT-III topics to be covered Multithreading - Difference between multiple processes and multiple threads Thread states, creating threads, Interrupting threads thread priorities Synchronizing threads  Inter process thread communication Collection Framework in Java - Introduction to Java Collection Frame work Collection hierarchy,  List  Set Iterators , Map S.Durga Devi,CSE,CBIT Legacy classes

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MULTITASKING Multitasking- executing multiple tasks simultaneously is called multitasking.  Ex- student in a class room 1. listening class 2. taking running notes 3. checking mobile phone 4. sleeping 5. observing environment.  S.Durga Devi,CSE,CBIT

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 1. 2. Two types of multitasking. Process based multitasking Thread based multitasking. multitasking Processed based MT Thread based MT S.Durga Devi,CSE,CBIT

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1. process based MT executing several tasks simultaneously where each task is a separate independent process is called process based multitasking. Example below tasks are executed simultaneously 1. Typing java program in text editors 2. Listening audio songs 3. Download a file from internet - Process based multitasking is best suitable for operating system level not for the programmatic level.  S.Durga Devi,CSE,CBIT

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