What are the different identifier states of a thread?
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Answer / Amit Kumar Gautam
In Java, a thread can be in one of the following states:n
- NEW: The thread has been started but not yet started running.n
- RUNNABLE: The thread is scheduled to run and waiting for its turn on the CPU.n
- BLOCKED: The thread is waiting for a monitor lock or I/O permission.n
- TERMINATED: The thread has completed execution.
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