The goal of this week's assignment is to make you familiar with threadsn in Java.
Write the following program
Write a Java program computing the Fibonacci Numbers. Use the IntelliJ Project FibonacciParallel as a basis. This project already contains a single threaded Java solution (Fibonacci.getNumberSingle(n)). Extend this project by implementing the method getNumberMulti(n). This method should use two worker threads. One for the calculation of fib(n - 1) and the second for calculating fib(n-2).
Note that the unit tests contain one test testLarge which is ignored. The reason is that this test takes a few more seconds to run and might be annoying when run during development. At the end, however, you are expected to run this test for a final justification of your solution.
- Extend the Java Project such that it uses two worker threads.
- Try and examine the run time performance of both solutions. Which is more efficient.
- Can you explain why which version is more efficient?