Discussion
Consider why wait() belongs inside a loop. Which statement is correct?
Answer: B
The javadoc states a thread can wake without being notified, interrupted or timing out, and that applications must guard against it by testing the condition and continuing to wait if it does not hold. The documented idiom is while (condition does not hold) obj.wait(); - a while, not an if.
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