Every Java thread is a member of a thread group.
Default Group: The same as the thread that created it.
Start up Group: the Java runtime system creates a ThreadGroup named "main".
The ThreadGroup class manages groups of threads for Java applications.
The ThreadGroup class has methods that can be categorized as follows:
Collection Management Methods - methods that manage the collection of threads and subgroups contained in the thread group;
Methods that Operate on the Group - these methods set or get attributes of the ThreadGroup object;
Methods that Operate on All Threads within a Group - this is a set of methods that perform some operation on all the threads and subgroups within the ThreadGroup;
resume();
stop();
suspend():
Access Restriction Methods - ThreadGroup and Thread allow the security manager to restrict access to threads based on group membership.
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