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This is the part of multithreading series and try to cover all concepts of multithreading from basic to advanced level. In this video we will the discuss about Thread priorities and yield method.
Summary of this video:
Each thread in Java has priority. Thread priorities are just the numbers from 1 to 10 (1: being the lowest and 10: The highest). The default is 5 if none is specified.
The call to yield() on the current thread is expected to put the currently running thread to runnable queue and pick up any other thread with the same priority and start executing it. However, this behavior is JVM-specific.
Unlike sleep(), join(), wait(), the method yield() won’t ever cause the current thread to go into BLOCKED, WAITING, TIMED_WAITING state. The thread will always go to RUNNABLE after yeild(). In fact, there is no change in the state of the Thread.

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