aSyncTaskDemo is an example using the aSyncTask class instead of threads. It counts from 0 to 100 (by 5). Note AsyncTask is depreciated in API 30+

SimpleThreadDemo (java) is the same example as aSyncTaskDemo, but uses threads and handlers. It counts from 0 to 100 (by 5). Basically to see the difference in complexity between the two.

SimpleThreadDemo (kotlin) is the same example as aSyncTaskDemo, but uses threads and handlers. It counts from 0 to 100 (by 5). Basically to see the difference in complexity between the two.

SimpleThreadDemo2 (java) is the same example as aSyncTaskDemo and SimpleThreadDemo, but uses the runOnUiThread method.

SimpleThreadDemo2_kt (java) is the same example as aSyncTaskDemo and SimpleThreadDemo, but uses the runOnUiThread method.

ThreadDemo (java) is example using threads in a more complex way, where an AsyncTask may not work. It draws when the uses is touching the screen.

ThreadDemo (kotlin) is example using threads in a more complex way, where an AsyncTask may not work. It draws when the uses is touching the screen. NOTE: Kotlin does threading and locking in a different way, so while this example is a one to one translation, it is different. Also the java to kotlin translate fails as well.

eclipse/ has the examples for eclipse, no longer updated. Otherwise the examples are for android studio.

These are example code for University of Wyoming, Cosc 4730 Mobile Programming course and cosc 4735 Advance Mobile Programing course. All examples are for Android.