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Thread vs runnable

 
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what is difference between using Runnbale class and Thread class ?
 
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Browse around in this group some; you'll see that this question is answered at least once a week. Here's a recent one.
[ October 03, 2003: Message edited by: Ernest Friedman-Hill ]
 
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Dear Raj,
Lets get the ground clear... Runnable is an Interface and Thread is a class. So obvious fact is to support the mulitple inheritance the java way we have a class and an interface doing the same job.
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