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Which one of the following statements about which thread join() blocks is true?
Answer: A
join() waits for the thread it is invoked on to die, blocking the caller until then. The direction is the common confusion: t.join() suspends the current thread, not t. It is implemented as a loop of wait calls guarded by isAlive, with notifyAll issued as the thread terminates.
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