Computer scienceProgramming languagesKotlinConcurrency and parallelismParallelismBasics of threads

Custom threads

The order of lines

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Here's a class that extends the Thread class and overrides the run method:

class MyThread(name: String) : Thread(name) {
    override fun run() {
        println("Hello from $name")
    }
}

Take a look at a code snippet:

fun main() {
    val t1 = MyThread("My-thread-1")
    t1.start()

    val t2 = MyThread("My-thread-2")
    t2.start()

    println("Finished")
}

Select the correct statement about the order of lines in the output:

Select one option from the list

The lines are always in the same order
Hello from My-thread-1
Hello from My-thread-2
Finished

The lines are always in the same order:
Finished
Hello from My-thread-1
Hello from My-thread-2

The lines are always in the same order:
Hello from My-thread-1
Finished
Hello from My-thread-2

Finished is always the last line in the output, two other lines can be printed in any order

The lines may be printed out in any order

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