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Thread.Join returns us if the thread has completed. The same we can determine using ThreadState. Then what is the difference between Thread.Join() and Thread.ThreadState?
Can we use them interchangeably?
The difference between Join and looking at
ThreadStatemanually is thatJoinis a blocking operation. The function won’t return until the timeout is reached or the targetThreadcompletes. Checking theThreadStateis more of a peeking operation.