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What is the use of thread?

Thread is the name for a length of fibre that is smaller than rope or yarn. It can be woven to make clothing, bedding and furniture, or any other fabric, such as netting, sail… (MORE)

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What is thread in processor?

The core count is the physical number of cores on the CPU die itself, whereas the thread count is the number of individual application threads which can be executing simultan… (MORE)

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How many threads can be executed on an Intel Core 2 Duo processor simultaneously?

OK. How about an INTELLIGENT answer???? Would be nice, right? First, the difference between hardware and software threads. A hardware thread refers to a physical processo… (MORE)

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What is the definition of thread?

A computer runs many applications at once, each instance of an application is known as a process. Each process is made of 1 or more threads, each thread is a sequence of code,… (MORE)

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What is better the you phone 5c or 5s?

the 5s because it has better service but it dosent have diffrent colrs just silver gold and black

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What is a thread?

a very small twist of flax,wool,cotton, silk or other fibrous substance, drawn out to considerable length; a compound cord consisting of two or more single yarns doubled, or j… (MORE)

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Info on thread?

Inasmuch as this question was originally placed in the Opera category, can we assume that you are looking for information about "opera thread?" If so, check the link be… (MORE)

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What is threads in java?

The ability of a program to concurrently execute multiple regions of code provides capabilities that are difficult or impossible to achieve with strictly sequential languages.… Sequential object-oriented languages send messages (make method calls) and then block or wait for the operation to complete. Programmers are already familiar with concurrent processes, possibly without recognizing them. For example, operating systems usually have many processes running to handle printing, updating the display, receiving mail from the network, and so on. In contrast, most programming languages do not promote the use of concurrent operations within one application. At best, programmers have access to a few library calls to launch and control multiple operations. Java provides language-level and library support for threads--independent sequences of execution within the same program that share the same code and data address space. Each thread has its own stack to make method calls and store local variables. Most applications that use threads are a form of simulation or have a graphical user interface, but threads in general have the following advantages over sequential programming: Threads support concurrent operations. For example, Server applications can handle multiple clients by launching a thread to deal with each client. Long computations or high-latency disk and network operations can be handled in the background without disturbing foreground computations or screen updates. Threads often result in simpler programs. In sequential programming, updating multiple displays normally requires a big while-loop that performs small parts of each display update. Unfortunately, this loop basically simulates an operating system scheduler. In Java, each view can be assigned a thread to provide continuous updates. Programs that need to respond to user-initiated events can set up service routines to handle the events without having to insert code in the main routine to look for these events. Threads provide a high degree of control. Imagine launching a complex computation that occasionally takes longer than is satisfactory. A "watchdog" thread can be activated that will "kill" the computation if it becomes costly, perhaps in favor of an alternate, approximate solution. Note that sequential programs must muddy the computation with termination code, whereas, a Java program can use thread control to non-intrusively supervise any operation. Threaded applications exploit parallelism. A computer with multiple CPUs can literally execute multiple threads on different functional units without having to simulating multi-tasking ("time sharing"). On some computers, one CPU handles the display while another handles computations or database accesses, thus, providing extremely fast user interface response times. (MORE)

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What are rolled threads what are cut threads?

I believe you are talking about dies and taps- which have a sort of inward cut Maltese Cross appearance, or cloverlead appearance in the stock, which is placed in a holder- an… (MORE)

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What is the answer to 20c plus 5 equals 5c plus 65?

20c + 5 = 5c + 65 Divide through by 5: 4c + 1 = c + 13 Subtract c from both sides: 3c + 1 = 13 Subtract 1 from both sides: 3c = 12 Divide both sides by 3: c = 4