java - Sequence number using thread Synchronization -


i want print series of 1 100 number using n number of threads (lets take 10 threads this). condition 1st thread have sequence number 1, 11,21....91, 2nd thread have sequence 2,12,22.....92 , on. other threads have sequence number that. want print number in sequence 1 100. know can use synchronization, wait , notify method , using variable or flag counter don't think idea use it. want use without concurrency (like executors etc) how that. please suggest.

public class printnumbersequenceusingrunnable {     int notifyvalue = 1;      public static void main(string[] args) {         printnumbersequenceusingrunnable sequence = new printnumbersequenceusingrunnable();         thread f = new thread(new first(sequence), "fisrt");         thread s = new thread(new second(sequence), "second");         thread t = new thread(new third(sequence), "third");         f.start();         s.start();         t.start();     } }  class first implements runnable {     printnumbersequenceusingrunnable sequence;      public first(printnumbersequenceusingrunnable sequence) {         this.sequence = sequence;     }      @override     public void run() {         printfist();     }      private void printfist() {         synchronized (sequence) {             (int = 1; <= 20; += 3) {                 while (sequence.notifyvalue != 1) {                     try {                         sequence.wait();                     } catch (interruptedexception e) {                         // todo auto-generated catch block                         e.printstacktrace();                     }                 }                 system.out.println(thread.currentthread().getname() + " " + i);                 sequence.notifyvalue = 2;                 sequence.notifyall();             }         }     } }  class second implements runnable {     printnumbersequenceusingrunnable sequence;      public second(printnumbersequenceusingrunnable sequence) {         this.sequence = sequence;     }      @override     public void run() {         printsecond();     }      private void printsecond() {         synchronized (sequence) {             (int = 2; <= 20; += 3) {                 while (sequence.notifyvalue != 2) {                     try {                         sequence.wait();                     } catch (interruptedexception e) {                         // todo auto-generated catch block                         e.printstacktrace();                     }                 }                 system.out.println(thread.currentthread().getname() + " " + i);                 sequence.notifyvalue = 3;                 sequence.notifyall();             }         }     }  }  class third implements runnable {     printnumbersequenceusingrunnable sequence;      public third(printnumbersequenceusingrunnable sequence) {         this.sequence = sequence;     }      @override     public void run() {         printthrid();     }      private void printthrid() {         synchronized (sequence) {             (int = 3; <= 20; += 3) {                 while (sequence.notifyvalue != 3) {                     try {                         sequence.wait();                     } catch (interruptedexception e) {                         // todo auto-generated catch block                         e.printstacktrace();                     }                 }                 system.out.println(thread.currentthread().getname() + " " + i);                 sequence.notifyvalue = 1;                 sequence.notifyall();             }         }     } } 

you need have values sorted on each threads. each time thread writes number, triggers event in event bus. threads subscribed event.

you start system triggering event [minimum value - 1].

each thread receive notification value [minimum value - 1] has been published. thread has value [minimum value] act , trigger new event value [minimum value + 1].

edit: haven't tested it, this.

static void main(string[] args) {     list<deque<integer>> publishqueues = new arraylist<>();     (int = 1; <= 10; i++) {         new thread(new worker(i, publishqueues)).start();     } }  class worker implements runnable {     deque subscriberqueue;     list<deque<integer>> publishqueues;     int i;     worker(int i, list<deque<integer>> publishqueues) {         this.i = i;         this.publishqueues = publishqueues;         this.subscriberqueue = new concurrentlinkeddeque<>();         this.publishqueues.add(this.subscriberqueue);     }      void run() {         linkedlist<integer> ints = new linkedlist<>();         (int j = i; j <= 100; j+=10) {             ints.add(j);         }          while (true) {             integer publishedinteger = subscriberqueue.poll();             if (publishedinteger == ints.getfirst() - 1) {                 integer integer = ints.poll();                 system.out.println(integer);                 (dequeu<integer> publishqueue : publishqueues) {                     publishqueue.addlast(integer);                 }             }         }     } } 

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