Multiple Choice
In JAVA, when a thread calls wait( ) inside a synchronized method,
A) the thread releases the object lock and continues its execution.
B) the thread releases the object lock, blocks and is put in the entry set.
C) the thread releases the object lock, blocks and is put in the wait set.
D) the thread continues its execution without releasing the object lock.
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