Android When should I use a Handler and when should I use a Thread

Question

Starting a new Thread and running it works perfectly when I require something to run asynchronously, such as a long-running process or logic that uses the network, or for any other reason. Running a Handler after it has been created also works. What's the distinction? Which one should I employ when? What are the benefits of using a Handler instead of a Thread?

PS. - For the purposes of this inquiry, disregard AsyncTask. - Since I understand the purpose of Handler().postDelayed, let's pretend for the purposes of this inquiry that I require the task to begin immediately.

Answer 1

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