Understanding the Thread Life Cycle in Java | Giri's Tech Hub | Java

Understanding the Thread Life Cycle in Java | Giri's Tech Hub | Java
The thread life cycle in Java is the process by which a thread goes from creation to termination. There are five different states that a thread can be in: new, runnable, blocked, waiting, and terminated. This tutorial will explain each state in detail and show you how threads transition between states.
This tutorial will provide a diagram of the Java thread life cycle, as well as an example of how to use threads in Java. We will also discuss some best practices for thread implementation.
This tutorial will teach you how to optimize the performance and scalability of your Java applications using threads.

The thread life cycle in Java is the process by which a thread goes from creation to termination. There are five different states that a thread can be in:

New: A new thread is created when the new keyword is used to create a new instance of the Thread class. The thread is in the new state until the start() method is called on it.
Runnable: A runnable thread is ready to run. It is waiting for the CPU to become available. When the CPU becomes available, the thread scheduler will select a runnable thread to run.
Blocked: A blocked thread is waiting for an event to occur, such as a lock to become available or a file to be read. When the event occurs, the thread will become runnable again.
Waiting: A waiting thread is waiting for another thread to perform a specific action, such as completing a task or notifying the waiting thread. When the action is performed, the waiting thread will become runnable again.
Terminated: A terminated thread is no longer running. It has completed its task or has been interrupted.
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