What will happens, when a thread cannot acquire a lock on
an object?
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Answer Posted / sudarsan
It will be waiting in runnable stage untill it acquire
object lock.
We call explicitly send this thread to blocked stage using
wait() or sleep() methods to avoid wasting cpu time.
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