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Shows multiple threads that print at different intervals
Shows multiple threads that print at different intervals

Imports System
Imports System.Threading

Public Class MainClass

   Shared Sub Main()
      Dim printer1 As New Messager()
      Dim printer2 As New Messager()
      Dim printer3 As New Messager()

      Dim thread1 As New Thread(AddressOf printer1.Print)
      Dim thread2 As New Thread(AddressOf printer2.Print)
      Dim thread3 As New Thread(AddressOf printer3.Print)

      thread1.Name = "thread1"
      thread2.Name = "thread2"
      thread3.Name = "thread3"

      Console.WriteLine("Starting threads")

      thread1.Start()
      thread2.Start()
      thread3.Start()

      Console.WriteLine("Threads started" & vbCrLf)

   End Sub ' Main

End Class



Public Class Messager

   Private sleepTime As Integer
   Private Shared randomObject As New Random()

   Public Sub New()
      sleepTime = randomObject.Next(5001)
   End Sub ' New

   Public Sub Print()
      Dim current As Thread = Thread.CurrentThread

      Console.WriteLine(current.Name & " going to sleep for " & _
         sleepTime)

      Thread.Sleep(sleepTime)
      Console.WriteLine(current.Name & " done sleeping")
   End Sub ' Print
End Class
           
       
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