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what is the difference between sleep() and Wait()?
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Answer Posted / kumaran
thread.sleep(2000) - this will block the thread exactly 2000
milliseconds.
thread.wait(2000) - this will block the thread upto 2000
milliseconds.
i.e if thread.notify() calls before 2000 milliseconds, the
thread will become active incase if the thread is blocked by
wait().
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