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Runnable Throws Exception. If you want to return something, use it with callable. If you want to use multiple threads, prefer executorservice. Any checked exceptions thrown within the run() method must. Runnable can’t throw checked exception but runtimeexception can be thrown from the run(). The run() method cannot throw any checked exceptions. If you want to process exceptions thrown by the task, then it is generally better to use callable rather than runnable. With runnable, you have limited control over. Use thread with runnable to create a new thread that performs an operation, but doesn’t return anything. As you see from the first two snippets, the run method does not throw anything while call method does throw exception. Do not use runnable interface from thread library, but instead create your own interface with the modified signature that allows checked. Runnable’s run() method doesn't return anything, whereas callable's call() method can return a value (or throw an exception). So, this means we can propogate any exception in call method but.

So, this means we can propogate any exception in call method but. Runnable can’t throw checked exception but runtimeexception can be thrown from the run(). Do not use runnable interface from thread library, but instead create your own interface with the modified signature that allows checked. Use thread with runnable to create a new thread that performs an operation, but doesn’t return anything. If you want to use multiple threads, prefer executorservice. If you want to process exceptions thrown by the task, then it is generally better to use callable rather than runnable. As you see from the first two snippets, the run method does not throw anything while call method does throw exception. If you want to return something, use it with callable. The run() method cannot throw any checked exceptions. With runnable, you have limited control over.

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Runnable Throws Exception If you want to use multiple threads, prefer executorservice. If you want to return something, use it with callable. With runnable, you have limited control over. As you see from the first two snippets, the run method does not throw anything while call method does throw exception. So, this means we can propogate any exception in call method but. If you want to use multiple threads, prefer executorservice. Do not use runnable interface from thread library, but instead create your own interface with the modified signature that allows checked. Runnable can’t throw checked exception but runtimeexception can be thrown from the run(). Use thread with runnable to create a new thread that performs an operation, but doesn’t return anything. Any checked exceptions thrown within the run() method must. If you want to process exceptions thrown by the task, then it is generally better to use callable rather than runnable. The run() method cannot throw any checked exceptions. Runnable’s run() method doesn't return anything, whereas callable's call() method can return a value (or throw an exception).