How run() and start() methods works in Thread.

 This    java  example  gives  how  run() and start() methods  works . The  Thread behaves

 changes according  to   use  of  these methods.  code  is simple

class StartRun extends Thread{ 

       public void run(){ 

    for(int i=1;i<10;i++){ 

      try{Thread.sleep(2000);}

    

      catch(InterruptedException e)

      {System.out.println(e);}

      System.out.print(i); 

     } 

    } 

   } 

  public class ThreadRun {

   public static void main(String[] args) {

  // TODO Auto-generated method stub

          

            StartRun t1=new StartRun(); 

            StartRun t2=new StartRun(); 

       System.out.println("********Run Method************");

      System.out.println("********Run  running  supposing  simple  object not as Thread************");

             t1.run(); 

             t2.run(); 

          

             System.out.println("********Start Method************");

           

 System.out.println("* Start method  is running  supposing  two Thread objects************");

           

             t1.start();

             t2.start();

           

           }

           }

 This  is  output  of  the  program.

********Run Method************

********Run  running  supposing  simple  object not as Thread************

123456789123456789********Start Method************

* Start method  is running  supposing  two Thread objects************

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