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What is Spurious Wakeups in Java threads?

The thread on WAIT state on an object wakes up for no reason, it is neither notified, timed out nor interrupted.For some reasons it is possible for a thread to wake up even if notify() and notifyAll() has not been called. This behavior is known as spurious wakeups, Wakeups without any reason.

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