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Java » Threads » Simple Threads Screenshots  Thread priorities.   class PriThread extends Thread {   PriThread(String name, int pri) {     super(name);     setPriority(pri);     start();   }   public void run() {     System.out.println(getPriority());   } } public class Main {   public static void main(String args[]) throws Exception {     PriThread mt2 = new PriThread("Low Priority", Thread.NORM_PRIORITY - 1);     PriThread mt1 = new PriThread("High Priority", Thread.NORM_PRIORITY + 1);     mt1.join();     mt2.join();   } }        Related examples in the same category 1.  Create a thread by implementing Runnable. 2.  Create a thread by extending Thread. 3.  Thread Reminder 4.  Thread Race Demo 5.  Suggesting when to switch threads with yield() 6.  Creating threads with inner classes 7.  The safe way to stop a thread 8.  Calling sleep() to wait for a while 9.  Understanding join() 10.  Daemon threads spawn other daemon threads 11.  Daemon threads don't prevent the program from ending. 12.  Shows the use of thread priorities. 13.  Java new feature: threading 14.  Java 1.5 (5.0) new feature: Thread Schedule 15.  Two simple threads 16.  Simple threads creator 17.  Task 18.  SimpleThread using the Runnable interface. 19.  Very simple Threading example. 20.  Test Override Thread 21.  Test Override 22.  Parallelizing Loops for Multiprocessor Machines 23.  Listing All Running Threads in a group 24.  Setting priorities on the Thread objects 25.  Use a ThreadGroup. 26.  Three Threads Test