Answer / ranganathkini

java.lang.Runnable is an interface implemented by all
threads. It contains a method called run() that needs to be
implemented by all threads. The run() method is called when
the thread is given permission to execute

Answer / s.ramesh

RUNNNABLE is a state , when a thread is currently processed
by CPU... It is one of the Thread State...

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