Why does java have two ways to create child threads?
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Answer / Ankur Misra
In Java, you can create new threads using the Runnable interface or by extending the Thread class. The Runnable interface provides a higher level of abstraction and is more flexible since it allows creating threads without inheriting any methods from the Thread class. On the other hand, extending the Thread class creates a subclass that already has all the necessary thread-related methods implemented.
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