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Test your knowledge of thread states and methods

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Test your knowledge of thread states and methods

by Omar Figueroa Luis
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Does the join() method allow a thread to wait for another thread to finish?

2

Is it possible to restart a thread after it has finished executing (dead or terminated)?

3

Can the run() method be called directly like any other method, without using start()?

4

When a thread enters the "blocked" state, is it waiting for a resource to become available?

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Does the "waiting" state mean that the thread is executing instructions?

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Do all thread-related methods throw mandatory exceptions (checked exceptions)?

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Does the sleep() method completely stop program execution?

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Can a thread return to the "new" state after being started with start()?

 
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