while creating thread why we extend thread class
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Answer / jayaprasad
calling the Thread class methods like start().
Threads can be created in two ways
1) extends Thread class
2) implementing Runnable interface.
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Answer / pamal janveja
To create User Defined thread, We requires features of thread
and java provide us Thread class.
We simply over right its run method and called this by start method which internally call to run method.
Similarly using other methods of Thread class , we can create,access and delete user defined thread.
Note:- Without Thread class or Runnable interface , We can not create User defined Thread.
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