Discussion
Consider interrupting a thread that is neither blocked nor sleeping. Which statement is correct?
Answer: B
Interruption is a request, not a forced stop. On a thread that is simply running, interrupt() sets a flag and nothing else happens; the thread keeps going until it checks the flag or enters a blocking call that throws. That cooperative design is why the unsafe stop() was deprecated in its favour.
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