If you need to contact Parallel, also known as PAR, for customer support, you can reach them by phone at 1-877-727-2731. Their headquarters is located in Tampa, Florida.
Parallel (PAR) phone number.
A parallel phone number is a phone number that allows people to make calls while they are using another phone line.
Parallel (PAR) support.
The Parallel support is a framework that makes parallel programming easier. It provides a way to run multiple threads of execution simultaneously on a single computer. The Parallel support is available on the Java platform.
To use the Parallel support, you first need to create a parallel stream. A parallel stream is a collection of threads that can be run together. To create a parallel stream, use the parallel Stream constructor. The following code example creates a parallel stream that contains two threads.
ParallelStream parallelStream = new ParallelStream(2);
The next step is to create an instance of the Thread class. The Thread class provides methods that you can use to control the execution of the threads in the parallel stream. The following code example uses the Thread class to start the two threads in the parallel stream.
Thread firstThread = new Thread(new Runnable() { public void run() { System.out.println("First thread started."); } }); Thread secondThread = new Thread(new Runnable() { public void run() { System.out.println("Second thread started."); } });
The next step is to use the run method of the firstThread and secondThread objects to specify the code that you want the threads to execute. The run methods of the Thread objects return a Future object. The Future object provides methods that you can use to get information about the progress of the thread execution. The following code example prints the name of the thread that is executing the code and the total number of milliseconds that have elapsed since the firstThread object was created.
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The following code example creates a parallel stream that contains three threads.
ParallelStream parallelStream = new ParallelStream(3);
The next step is to create an instance of the Thread class. The Thread class provides methods that you can use to control the execution of the threads in the parallel stream. The following code example uses the Thread class to start the three threads in the parallel stream.
Thread firstThread = new Thread(new Runnable() { public void run() { System.out.println("First thread started."); } }, new Thread(new Runnable() { public void run() { System.out.println("Second thread started."); } }, new Thread(new Runnable() { public void run() { System.out.println("Third thread started."); } });
The next step is to use the run method of the firstThread, secondThread, and thirdThread objects to specify the code that you want the threads to execute. The run methods of the Thread objects return a Future object. The Future object provides methods that you can use to get information about the progress of the thread execution. The following code example prints the name of the thread that is executing the code and the total number of milliseconds that have elapsed since the firstThread object was created.
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Parallel (PAR) customer care.
A company that provides a parallel customer care service, often in addition to its primary customer care service.
What is Parallel (PAR)?
PAR is a computer term that means "perform multiple tasks simultaneously."
Parallel (PAR) headquarters.
In business, a parallel headquarters or parallel organization is a company or organization with its own facilities and staff, but which is operated as a subsidiary or affiliate of another company or organization.
The term can also refer to a business model in which two or more companies share common ownership or management, but operate independently with separate sales and marketing departments. In this model, the companies are said to be "in parallel."