Creating thread by implementing runnable interface"

Can we create a thread using the Runnable interface?

• No, only Thread class
• Yes, using Runnable
• Yes, using Sleep
• No, only Main class

What are the two methods to create a thread by implementing a runnable interface?

• Thread.run() and Thread.start()
• Sleep() and Join()
• Extend Thread, Implement Runnable
• Implement Runnable, Start Thread

How to create multiple threads in Java using the Runnable interface?

• Use Sleep
• Implement Thread
• Extend Runnable
• Create instances, Start threads

Which method must be implemented by the class implementing the Runnable interface?

• join()
• sleep()
• run()
• start()

Why is implementing the Runnable interface preferred over extending the Thread class for creating threads?

• Runnable supports GUI
• Runnable enables inheritance
• Thread is deprecated
• Runnable separates behavior

What are the benefits of using the Runnable interface for thread creation?

• Simplifies coding
• Enables multiple inheritance
• Supports only GUI
• Enhances code structure

How does the run() method in the Runnable interface relate to thread execution?

• Starts thread
• Schedules thread
• Defines thread behavior
• Stops thread

What is the significance of the start() method when creating threads through the Runnable interface?

• Initializes thread
• Runs thread
• Stops thread
• Schedules thread

Explain the difference between the Runnable interface and the Thread class for thread creation.

• Behavior vs. Execution
• GUI vs. Logic
• Sleep vs. Wait
• Thread vs. Main

Can you demonstrate how to create and start a thread using the Runnable interface in Java?

• No, only Thread
• Yes, using Main
• Yes, here's an example
• No, not possible