The more accurate way to implement multithreading in Java isAImplementing CallableBAll of the above are correctCInheriting ThreadDImplementing Runnable

D. Implementing Runnable

The most common way to implement multithreading in Java is by implementing the Runnable interface. This is because it separates the code to be executed in a separate thread from the thread management code. Inheriting Thread is also an option, but it is less flexible as it limits the ability to extend other classes. Implementing Callable is a more advanced option that allows for returning values and throwing exceptions, but it is not necessarily more accurate than implementing Runnable. Therefore, option B is incorrect as it includes an unnecessary option