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when we applied start()method on a thread ,how does it know
that to execute run()method on that object?
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Answer / suma
When start method is called , JVM calls run method of this
object
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Answer / sushant
Thread in a java inbuilt Object.
So if you are implementing threads in your system by using
Thread class or runnable interface, the JVM will look at
that and keep an eye on your code. As soon as you call the
start method it will go and call the run method on its own.
The funda here is that this is something that the JVM if
fully responsible of handling.
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