In java what is the difference between sleep() and wait() .
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Answer / Baljeet Singh
In Java, `sleep()` and `wait()` are methods used for pausing the execution of a thread. However, they have different purposes:
1. The `Thread.sleep()` method causes the currently executing thread to sleep (temporarily stop) for a specified amount of time.
2. The `Object.wait()` method is called by a thread to wait for a specific condition to become true. It releases the current lock on an object and causes the thread to wait until it's notified or interrupted.
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