// This file defines the "main" method, within a class called "MainMethod".  
// It's ok to change the name "MainMethod".  (You would have to also
// rename the MainMethod.java file.) 
//
// The name "main" should not be changed.  When a java program is run, 
// execution begins at the "main" method.  An error occurs if there are no 
// methods (or several methods) named "main".

// This program uses class "MyThread", which is defined in file MyThread.java

public class MainMethod {

  // Here is the definition of the method "main".  You don't have to worry
  // about the meaning of "public static void" and "String argv[]".
  public static void main (String argv[]) {
      MyThread P;          // P can hold an instance of class MyThread

      P = new MyThread("Venus");  // create a new instance of MyThread
      P.start();

      P = new MyThread("Mars");   // create a new instance of MyThread
      P.start();

      System.out.println("This is main speaking");
  }  // end of "main"
}  // end of "MainMethod"