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what is the replacement method of stop() of thread
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Answer / swamireddy
SUSPEND()
because one thread apply suspend()
function.this particular thread is automatically
killed.upto when the particular thread is apply the resume
() function.
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Answer / swamireddy
SUSPEND()
because one thread apply suspend()
function.this particular thread is automatically
killed.upto when the particular thread is apply the resume
() function.the thread is running.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 7 Yes | 2 No |
Answer / ravikiran chhaduvula
wait() method from java.lang.Object class is the
replacement for the legacy stop() method
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Answer / mahesh
their is no replacement for stop(),
but their is a alternative approach is their by using
semaphore boolean conditions.
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Answer / domnic
the answer is join();
join makes your program wait till the thread upon which it
is called dies.This functionality is same as what done by
the deprecated method stop();
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 2 Yes | 5 No |
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