In this lab, you will be working with Threads.

$1.)$ Write an Application that extends the Thread class, call it MyThread.java. Have your new class accept an integer$($i$.$e$.200)$ when it is instantiated. $($MyThread $mt=$ new MyThread$(200)$ This integer number will be the number of times that this class loops and prints a message. The message should read "Thread Running... $200.$ The $200$ would be whatever number is passed into the constructor. If the number was $300,$ then the output should read c$6$ Thread Running $.....300".$ Use a main method to test this class. In the main start $2$ Threads, one Thread with $250$ and one Thread with $300.$ What happens? You do not need to use the sleep $0$ method for this exercise.

$2.)$ Create a new class that does the same as Part $1$ above, except use the Rumable Interface instead of the Thread class. Make the name of the class MyRumnablejava, The Constructor and the run methods should be the same as in Part $1.$ Any difierence in how the code runs?

$3.)$ Lastly, have the main method start $4$ different threads, all with dffierent loop counts. Test the application, what happens?