How Multi-threading Works in Java ?

Java provides support for Multithreading. In a Multithreading environment, one process can execute multiple threads in parallel at the same time.

In Java, you can create process and then create multiple threads from that process. Each process can execute in parallel to perform independent tasks.

Java provides methods like- start(), notify(), wait(), sleep() etc. to maintain a multi-threading environment.



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