Starting a thread in a constructor is questionable to me. A Runnable is something to be run (it's in the name), not something that should immediately launch itself uncontrollably upon creation.
As a nice variant of the first method, you can use lambdas so that you don't even need a class definition.
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Starting a thread in a constructor is questionable to me. A
Runnableis something to be run (it's in the name), not something that should immediately launch itself uncontrollably upon creation.As a nice variant of the first method, you can use lambdas so that you don't even need a
classdefinition.