Thread behavior in the JVM

Threading refers to the practice of executing programming processes concurrently to improve application performance. While it's not that common to work with threads directly in business applications, they're used all the time in Java frameworks. As an example, frameworks that process a large volume of information use threads to manage data. Manipulating threads or CPU processes concurrently improves performance, resulting in faster, more efficient programs.This article introduces you to some basics of traditional Java threads and thread execution in the Java virtual machine. See the InfoWorld introduction to Project Loom to learn about virtual threads and Java's new structured concurrency model.To read this article in full, please click hereWeiter zum vollständigen Artikel bei The Standard HK Zum vollständigen Artikel