What will happen to a thread treated as Daemon?
What will be the effect of this to the thread?
What are the “can and can’ts” on the thread?
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What will happen to a thread treated as Daemon?
What will be the effect of this to the thread?
What are the “can and can’ts” on the thread?
The main difference between a daemon thread and a non-daemon thread is that a program terminates when all non-daemon threads have terminated. So if you’ve got an active daemon thread and end your first thread, the program terminates. So you’d want to use a daemon thread for something you want to keep doing as long as the program is running.