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The statement that is true about threading is: "ans.start() method creates new thread and calls code written in run() method".

Here's a step-by-step explanation:

1. In threading, the "start()" method is used to initiate a thread. It's the trigger that begins the thread's execution.

2. The "start()" method does this by calling the "run()" method, which contains the code that the new thread is supposed to execute.

3. The "run()" method does not need to be called directly. It's called automatically when the "start()" method is invoked.

4. The "run()" method itself does not create a new thread. It's simply the target that the new thread executes.

So, the statement "run() method can be called directly without start() method being called" is not typically true in a multithreaded environment, because calling "run()" directly would just execute the method in the current thread rather than starting a new one.

Similarly, the statement "run() method creates new thread" is also not true, because the "run()" method is just the code to be executed in the thread, not the mechanism that creates the thread.