What is the difference between `Thread.sleep()` and `Thread.yield()`?
`Thread.sleep()` pauses the thread for a set amount of time, while `Thread.yield()` allows a thread to execute again immediately if it has higher priority than other threads.
Thatâ€™s partially correct. `yield()` doesnâ€™t guarantee that the thread with higher priority will execute. It simply suggests to the scheduler that it can give time to other threads.
Can you explain the exact behavior of `Thread.yield()` in terms of how the thread scheduler handles it?