Suppose run1 and run2 are objects of the class MyRunnable, which implements the Runnable interface. What is the result of the following calls?
Run1.run();
Run2.run();
A) run1 and run2 execute as independent threads.
B) Syntax error
C) Only run1 executes as an independent thread.
D) run1 and run2 run sequentially, not as independent threads.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The code is simply calling the run() method on the objects run1 and run2. Since run() is not a separate thread, both run1 and run2 will execute sequentially in the current thread of execution, rather than as separate independent threads. To create new threads, we need to use the start() method instead of the run() method.

Suppose Run1 and Run2 Are Objects of the Class MyRunnable