Cannot wait on monitors on this runtime.

The error message “cannot wait on monitors on this runtime” typically occurs when a program tries to use synchronization primitives, such as locks or condition variables, that are not supported in the current runtime environment.

For example, if you are running JavaScript code in a browser environment, you might encounter this error if you try to use the wait() method on a monitor object. The wait() method is not supported in JavaScript because JavaScript uses an event-driven, non-blocking model.

To resolve this issue, you need to determine the appropriate synchronization mechanism to use in the specific runtime environment you are working with. For JavaScript in a browser, you could consider using Promises or async/await to handle asynchronous tasks instead of relying on traditional thread synchronization primitives.

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