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What does the yield() method do when two threads have the same priority?  

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What does the yield() method do when two threads have the same priority?  

Causes the current thread to pause and allows other threads with the same priority to execute.  

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It Increases the priority of the current thread and stops all other threads.  

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It Decreases the priority of the current thread and pauses it to allow other threads with higher priority to execute.  

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Has no effect when threads have the same priority. 

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