Java Thread Pool Execution Process Guide

The execution process of a Java ThreadPool is as follows:

1. Create a thread pool: Start by creating a thread pool, which can be done using static methods from the Executors class, such as Executors.newFixedThreadPool().
2. Submit a task: then submit the task to the thread pool, you can submit the task through the execute() or submit() method of the thread pool.
3. ThreadPool executes tasks: The ThreadPool will execute tasks based on the specific type and configuration of the ThreadPool, usually by using scheduling threads to execute tasks.
4. Task execution completed: After a task has been executed, the thread will return to the thread pool and wait for the scheduling of the next task.
5. Close the thread pool: When the thread pool is no longer needed, the shutdown() method should be called to close the thread pool and release resources.

In general, the workflow of a thread pool is to create the thread pool, submit tasks, execute tasks in the thread pool, complete task execution, and finally close the thread pool.