The sleep() method in java is used to block a thread for a particular time, which means it pause the execution of a thread for a specific time. There are two methods of doing so.
Syntax:
- public static void sleep(long milliseconds)throws InterruptedException
- public static void sleep(long milliseconds, int nanos)throws InterruptedException
Working of sleep() method
When we call the sleep() method, it pauses the execution of the current thread for the given time and gives priority to another thread(if available). Moreover, when the waiting time completed then again previous thread changes its state from waiting to runnable and comes in running state, and the whole process works so on till the execution doesn't complete.
