Explain thread life cycle in java?
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Answer / Vikas Saini
The life cycle of a Java thread consists of six states: New, Runnable, Running, Blocked, Terminated, and Dead. A newly created thread starts in the 'New' state, then transitions to the 'Runnable' state when it is added to the pool of threads that are ready to be executed by the JVM. Once started, a thread enters the 'Running' state until it finishes or blocks. Upon completion, it moves to the 'Terminated' state and eventually becomes 'Dead'. A dead thread cannot be restarted.
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