In Java, you can create a Thread using Lambda expression by leveraging ‘Runnable’ functional interface. It’s very simple and straight-forward approach to create thread by defining run method of the interface. How to create Thread using Lambda expression in Java?

Simplest way to Create Thread using Lambda Expression in Java 8 Share on X

Here’s an example:

 

Output:

find first non repeated character in a string using Java 8

In this example:

  • We create a Thread object and pass a lambda expression as the argument to the Thread constructor. The lambda expression represents the run() method of the Runnable interface.
  • Inside the lambda expression, we define the code that the thread will execute. In this case, it’s a simple loop printing a message.

 

The above code demonstrates how to create a thread using lambda expressions in a concise and expressive manner. Note that lambda expressions are particularly useful when you need to provide a simple implementation for functional interfaces like Runnable or Callable.

 

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