What’s the difference between callable and runnable?
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Answer / Sharad Kumar Singh
"Runnable is an interface in Java, which declares the void run() method. It can be directly implemented or by extending Thread class to create a new thread of execution. Callable is also an interface that extends Future, allowing it to return a value and throw exceptions. A Callable object can have one call method, which should return a value."
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