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22.9. Lambda Expressions in Multithreading
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- 1.
What is a lambda expression?
Hint
Think about how we can use it in a sentence.
- 2.
Provide a basic syntax for creating a thread using lambda expressions.
Hint
Look at how we define the behavior inside `Thread`.
- 3.
What is the syntax to create a new thread using a lambda expression?
- new Thread(() -> { // code }).start();
- new Thread({ () -> code }).start();
- Thread.start(() -> code);
Hint
Recall the structure discussed in class.
- 4.
True or False: Lambda expressions increase the amount of boilerplate code needed for threading.
- True
- False
Hint
Consider how we used to write threading code.
- 5.
Create a program using lambda expressions to create multiple threads that print integers 1 to 5 in separate threads.
Hint
Consider how each thread captures the value of 'i'.
- 6.
Discuss the potential pitfalls of using lambda expressions in a multithreading context, especially related to variable scope and exceptions.
Hint
Recall the rule about variable finality and count how exceptions are handled in multithreading.
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