Which argument(s) present(s) the best case(s) for extending the Thread class rather than using the Runnable interface in conjunction with a thread pool?
i.Thread sub-classes will all execute independently
II.Runnable objects will waste more system resources
III.Thread sub-classes can execute faster on a single CPU than Runnable objects
A)Only I
B)Only II
C)Only III
D)II and III

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The primary advantage of extending the Thread class directly is the ability to execute independently, as each instance of a Thread subclass represents a separate thread of execution. Arguments II and III are incorrect; Runnable objects do not inherently waste more system resources, and there is no inherent speed advantage of Thread subclasses over Runnable objects on a single CPU.

Which Argument(s) Present(s) the Best Case(s) for Extending the Thread