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Which of these correctly starts a thread?
Answer: C
Correct answer: t.start();
start() creates the new thread of execution and arranges for run() to be called on it. Calling run() directly compiles and executes the code, but on the calling thread - so nothing runs concurrently, which is the classic beginner’s error.
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