What is thread count in java?
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Answer / Rajan Kumar Jaiswal
The thread count in Java refers to the total number of threads that can be created or are currently running within a JVM. The thread count is limited by the operating system and the available CPU cores. By default, the minimum and maximum thread counts are set based on the underlying platform.
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