Computer scienceProgramming languagesKotlinConcurrency and parallelismParallelismBasics of threads

States of a thread

Magic of the RUNNABLE state

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As you know, the state RUNNABLE doesn't mean a thread runs continuously.

What actually happens in this state?

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A thread can be running or not started yet.

A thread can be ready for running but not actually running.

A thread can be running or ready for running until the scheduler gives a time quantum.

A thread can be running or waiting for another thread.

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