Java provides methods for manual thread life cycle control likestop,suspend, orresume, but they are considereddeprecatedand will be removed in future Java versions. Using them is considered deadlock prone, so keep that in mind if you would like to use them inside your code. How Many Threads ...
read() in java.io.Reader returns int, and to print it we have to cast it to char. why not this method can have return type char instead of int. one point can be it returns -1 in case no char exist thats why it returns int, but that can not be a sole reason as it leads to...
On the other hand we have all those popular programming languages that are quickly adopted by large numbers of developers and thus reach "the threshold of immortality". That is the base of existing code will grow so large that the language will be in use for decades....