Description: InterruptedException is an exception in Java that is thrown when a thread is interrupted while it is waiting, sleeping, or performing some blocking operation. This exception is part of the java.lang package and is a subclass of the Exception class. Its main purpose is to allow a thread that is in a waiting state to be notified and thus interrupted by another thread. This is especially useful in multithreaded applications, where coordination between threads is crucial for the performance and stability of the program. When a thread is in a waiting state, it can be interrupted by another thread invoking the interrupt() method. If the interrupted thread is in a waiting state, the InterruptedException will be thrown, allowing the programmer to handle the interruption appropriately, whether by terminating the thread, cleaning up resources, or performing other necessary tasks. Managing this exception is essential to ensure that applications are robust and respond appropriately to interruption signals, thereby improving user experience and system efficiency.
