Multithreading Threads are sections of program code that may be executed in parallel.
Multithreaded programs take advantage of systems with multiple processors by sending
independent threads to separate processors for fast execution.Threads are useful when
different program functions require different priorities. While each thread is assigned
memory and CPU time, threads with higher priorities can preempt other less important
threads. In this way, multithreading leads to faster, more responsive programs.
NULL A term used to describe a programming variable that has not had a value set.
Although it varies in each programming language, a NULL value is not necessarily the
same as a value of “” or 0.
Object-Oriented Object-oriented programming is a moder ...