Select the correct answerWhat is true about threading?Optionsrun() method calls start() method and runs the coderun() method can be called directly without start() method being calledstart() method creates new thread and calls code written in run() methodrun() method creates new thread

The correct answer is: "start() method creates new thread and calls code written in run() method".

Here's why:

In Java, the start() method is responsible for creating a new thread and then calling the run() method to execute the code within this new thread. The run() method itself does not create a new thread, it simply contains the code that will be executed within the thread.

If you call the run() method directly, it won't create a new thread and will just run the code in the current thread.

So, the statement "run() method calls start() method and runs the code" is incorrect because the run() method does not call the start() method.

The statement "run() method can be called directly without start() method being called" is technically true, but it won't create a new thread, which is likely the context of this question.

The statement "run() method creates new thread" is also incorrect because the run() method does not create a new thread, the start() method does.