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why do we require start and run method in threads

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karunakarrao9

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why actually we require both of theese methods does one method can't do all these stuff
 
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Thread.run() means the calling class waits for the thread to execute. Thread.start() means it doesn't.
 
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Thread.run() doesn't actually server the new thread from the current thread like Thread.start() does, right?
 
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JavaDude32 : not actually sure - the API doc is not overly clear about it - anybody got any links ?
 
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