Can you explain the life cycle of a thread?
Answer / Shubham Agarwal
In Python, a thread's lifecycle consists of the following stages: Creation (by invoking the `threading.Thread()` constructor), Start (calling `start()` method to begin execution), Run (execution of the `run()` method), Termination (when the thread is done executing or `join()` method is called on it), and Death (garbage collection when there are no more references to the thread object).
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