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what is the difference between sleep() and Wait()?
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Answer Posted / tisty
Simply speaking, we will use sleep() for pausing a thread
intentionally for some amount of time which we mentions in
milliseconds as the argument of sleep() method and,
wait() method is used whenever there is a communication is
needed between the threads, say if one thread's execution
is depended on the the execution of others.
The thread went on sleep will continue its execution after
the timeperiod. on the other hand, the thread undergone
wait will get activated on a notify() or notifyall() method.
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