The ForkJoinTask class provides another method to finish the execution of a task and return a result, that is, the complete() method. This method accepts an object of the type used in the parameterization of the RecursiveTask class and returns that object as a result of the task when the join() method is called. It's use is recommended to provide results for asynchronous tasks.
Since the RecursiveTask class implements the Future interface, there's another version of the get() method:
- get(long timeout, TimeUnit unit): This version of the get() method, if the result of the task isn't available, waits the specified time for it. If the specified period of time passes and the result isn't yet available, the method returns a
