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This document contains 10 multiple choice questions about multithreading in computer fundamentals. The questions cover topics like concurrency, processes, threads, threading models in Java, and threading methods like run(), sleep(), yield(), and join(). Correct answers are provided along with short clarifications. Related posts on multithreading interview questions and concepts are also listed.

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Multithreading and Answers MCQ Java

This document contains 10 multiple choice questions about multithreading in computer fundamentals. The questions cover topics like concurrency, processes, threads, threading models in Java, and threading methods like run(), sleep(), yield(), and join(). Correct answers are provided along with short clarifications. Related posts on multithreading interview questions and concepts are also listed.

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Computer Fundamentals Multiple Choice Questions on
“Multithreading”.

1. Multithreading is also called as ____________

a) Concurrency

b) Simultaneity

c) Crosscurrent

d) Recurrent

Answer: a

Clarification: Concurrency is often used in place of


Open
multithreading. Multitasking allows multiple threads to run at a
time.

2. Multiprocessing allows single processor to run several


concurrent threads.

a) True

b) False

Answer: a

Clarification: The statement is false. Multitasking allows single


processor to run several concurrent threads.

3. A single sequential flow of control within a program is ________

a) Process

b) Task

c) Thread

d) Structure
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Answer: c

Clarification: A thread is a sequential flow of control within a


program. Single-threaded program can handle one task at any
time.

4. Both client and server release _________ connection after a page


has been transferred.

a) IP

b) TCP

c) Hyperlink

d) Network

Answer: b

Clarification: The answer is TCP. TCP stands for Transmission


Control Protocol. Servers receive requests from clients.

5. Java extension used in threads?

a) java.lang.Thread

b) java.language.Thread

c) java.lang.Threads

d) java.Thread

Answer: a

Clarification: java.lang.Thread is the class that is extended if any


user wants to extend threads.

6. A method that must be overridden while extending threads.

a) run()

b) start()

c) stop()

d) paint()

Answer: a

Clarification: run()method must be overridden (It is similar to


main method of sequential program).
7. An interface that is implemented while using threads.

a) java.lang.Run

b) java.lang.Runnable
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c) java.lang.Thread

d) java.lang.Threads

Answer: b

Clarification: java.lang.Runnable is correct. Any thread class


implements runnable.

8. A thread becomes non runnable when?

a) Its stop method is invoked

b) Its sleep method is invoked

c) Its finish method is invoked

d) Its init method is invoked

Answer: b

Clarification: A thread becomes Not Runnable when one of these


events occurs:

• Its sleep method is invoked.

• The thread calls the wait method to wait for a specific condition
to be satisfied.

• The thread is blocking on I/O.

9. A method used to temporarily release time for other threads.

a) yield()

b) set()

c) release()

d) start()
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Answer: a

Clarification: We can use the yield() method to temporarily


release time for other threads. It is static by default.

10. A method used to force one thread to wait for another thread
to finish.

a) join()

b) connect()

c) combine()

d) concat()

Answer: a

Clarification: The answer is join(). We can use the join() method


to force one thread to wait for another thread to finish.

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