The java.lang.Thread.join() method is used to wait for a thread to finish its execution and then the calling thread resumes its execution. By invoking this method, the calling thread will pause and wait for the specified thread to complete its execution. This method allows threads to synchronize with each other, ensuring that certain tasks are completed before others can proceed.
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