how can i kill thread without stop() and destroy()
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Answer / ganesh slv
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{
Thread t = new Thread (this); // or may be in some other ways
t.start (); // starting the thread.
// some codes here
// Now you can stop you thread by assigning null to the
thread
t = null;
}
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