The java.util.concurrent.Thread.start() method is used in Java to start a new thread of execution. It creates a new thread and begins its execution by invoking the run() method defined in the Thread class or the Runnable object passed to the Thread constructor. Once started, the thread runs independently in parallel with other threads, allowing concurrent execution of multiple tasks. This method is commonly used for implementing multi-threading in Java applications, enabling better utilization of CPU resources and improving overall performance.
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