what is the difference between thread and runnable types? : Java thread
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Answer / Sarveshkumar
Thread is a Java class that represents a separate flow of execution, while Runnable is an interface that defines what a thread should do. A Thread instance can be created using either a Runnable object or by extending the Thread class.
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