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what are depricated methods in threads and explain the
lifecycle methods
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Answer / dara
There are two deprecated methods in threads.
1.resume
2.suspend.
life cycle of methods of thread.
1.ready to run(start() method)
2.run(run() method)
3.suspend(wait() or sleep() method)
4.resume(notify() or notifyall() method)
5.death.
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Answer / prerana
The depricated methods in threads are
1. stop
2. suspend
3. Resume
Life cycle of thread
A thread can be only in one of the five states
1. New (Not alive)
2. Runnable (alive)
3. Running
4. Waiting/Blocking/Sleeping
5. Dead
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Answer / ravikiran
stop(),suspend(),resume()
start()---will start a new thread of execution nd thread
will be in runnable state
run()-----will run the current thread of execution
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Answer / ejp
Good grief. Doesn't anybody read the Javadoc? There are
*six* deprecated methods in java.lang.Thread.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 2 Yes | 1 No |
Answer / ravichandra
In threads two ways to create threads.1.by extends the
class
2.implements runnable interface
in threads the following methods are called life cycle
methods
1.start 2.run 3.dead
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