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What is stop(), suspend(), resume() method?

Answer Posted / ravikiran

stop(),suspend() resume() methods are deprecated used for
inter thread communication
stop will stop the exceution of thread
suspend will temporarily suspends the thread execution
resume will invoke the suspended threads for execution

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