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What the difference is between notify and notify All methods?
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- The notify will run only first thread which has called wait() on same object. i.e. the object which has called the wait() must be the same as the object that calls
- The notifyAll will run all threads which has called wait() on same object.- While using notifyAll the highest priority thread will run first.   Your Comment




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