why the wait,notify,notifyall methods are placed in object
class?these are the thread concepts why these methods are
placed in Object class?

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why the wait,notify,notifyall methods are placed in object class?these are the thread concepts why ..

Answer / vinayakkatkar

wait notify method can be use din some applications where we
have producer consumer mechanism
so they need not be the methods of thread class
and they must be available to the all classes not extending
the thread class
hence the reason



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why the wait,notify,notifyall methods are placed in object class?these are the thread concepts why ..

Answer / subhareddy

wait ,notify,notifyall are the methods defined in object
class because we call them on object not on threads.so they
are defined in object class.

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