Why do we use threads?
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Answer / Rajeev Kumar Gangwar
We use threads to improve the responsiveness, efficiency, and scalability of applications by allowing them to perform multiple tasks simultaneously. Threads can be particularly useful in I/O-bound applications where waiting for I/O operations to complete can cause significant delays.
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