Suffering to understand Threading
[cross-posted, please don't ban me, I apologize if that's prohibited]
Heyy guys! I hope y'all doing great.
lets clear some concepts today (to me).
This is from Oracle javase jls specs:
So, our systems have a cpu technically it's just one, but using software we have made it powerful by designing cores and threads.
one core (is like one person) has two threads (like his hands), in this way we generally have 8 cores 16 threads (or something).
Why two threads not three for a core? Cause each core runs independent from each other at the very same time.
Context switching is done between threads of a core and not between cores. (1) Am I correct til here?
Its practically observed switching between two threads is more optimized and performant in regular PCs (regular users systems) than more threads (though some more powerful systems for other tasks idk have more threads.. I only got to know the basics). (2) Am I correct?
Even a simple hello-world program is multi-threaded. (3) some java teacher told me, there are approx 35 threads java runs in background while the main thread you think is only running. for example, a thread for garbage collection, etc. Am I correct until here?
(4) If I make twenty threads in my java program and my system cpu is
or just a single thread would be assigned to all threads (or all threads would be assigned to single physical thread) and it will context switch between all java program threads? [THIS IS THE PART I'M CONFUSED FOR A LONG TIME AND FOR THE MOST. ]
Heyy guys! I hope y'all doing great.
lets clear some concepts today (to me).
This is from Oracle javase jls specs:
So, our systems have a cpu technically it's just one, but using software we have made it powerful by designing cores and threads.
one core (is like one person) has two threads (like his hands), in this way we generally have 8 cores 16 threads (or something).
Why two threads not three for a core? Cause each core runs independent from each other at the very same time.
Context switching is done between threads of a core and not between cores. (1) Am I correct til here?
Its practically observed switching between two threads is more optimized and performant in regular PCs (regular users systems) than more threads (though some more powerful systems for other tasks idk have more threads.. I only got to know the basics). (2) Am I correct?
Even a simple hello-world program is multi-threaded. (3) some java teacher told me, there are approx 35 threads java runs in background while the main thread you think is only running. for example, a thread for garbage collection, etc. Am I correct until here?
(4) If I make twenty threads in my java program and my system cpu is
r5 5500u (hexa core)or just a single thread would be assigned to all threads (or all threads would be assigned to single physical thread) and it will context switch between all java program threads? [THIS IS THE PART I'M CONFUSED FOR A LONG TIME AND FOR THE MOST. ]
