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How can this thing possiblt start a thread ??
 
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Thread object needs a Runnable to start, you pass it a Runnable object and a thread name, and tell the Thread object to start, which causes the Thread object to start the thread. I don't see the issue here.
 
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Would it help if it looked like this?
What happens here is exactly the same as what happens in your code, except that the thread and the task get assigned to a variable in between.
 
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Stephan van Hulst wrote:Would it help if it looked like this?
What happens here is exactly the same as what happens in your code, except that the thread and the task get assigned to a variable in between.



Yeah now i understood.. that was horrible formatting ..
But still my code doesn't have any ; denoting the end of anonymous class ..
 
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You don't end classes with a semi-colon, you end statements with them. Assigning the anonymous instance to a variable is a statement. In your code the instance is being passed directly to the Thread constructor.
 
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Stephan van Hulst wrote:You don't end classes with a semi-colon, you end statements with them.



Omg.. That's a century's worth of wisdom
 
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