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Which of these statements about how data reaches a thread's run() method is correct?
Answer: D
start() takes no arguments and run() declares none, so anything the task needs is supplied when the Runnable or Thread is constructed, or captured by a lambda. Captured locals must be effectively final, which is one reason shared mutable state tends to live in a field instead.
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