Java Multi-Threading Question:
What happens if we invoke run method without calling the start method for a thread instance?
Answer:
If we instantiate a thread it is called in new state until the Start() method is called.
If we don't call a start() method for that thread instance, the thread is not called alive.
If we invoke run method without calling the start method for a thread instance, the code in run() method wil not be executed by a new thread but it will be executed by the existing thread only.
If we don't call a start() method for that thread instance, the thread is not called alive.
If we invoke run method without calling the start method for a thread instance, the code in run() method wil not be executed by a new thread but it will be executed by the existing thread only.
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