Java Thread: run() vs start() method

Java Thread: run() vs start() method

- The method start() invokes the run() method.

- If the run() method of two threads invoked separately, they will execute one after the other.

- If the start() method is used on two threads, both threads runs simultaneously.

- The start() method invokes the run() method asynchronously, where as the run() methods run synchronously.
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