Core Java with OCJP/SCJP: Multi Threading Part-13 || Daemon Threads

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70mm film (or 65mm film) is a wide high-resolution film gauge, with higher resolution than standard 35mm motion picture film format.

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sir mm("millimeter ") means screen picture wide resolution its belongs to quality of picture motion on screen

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in the below way we can change main thread demon nature but once changed we con't start the main thread same like any other thread

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Film Gauge refers to the width of the film and is measured in millimeters. Each gauge can be utilized in different ways, allowing for different aspect ratios to be extracted from the shot footage. The most prevalent gauge is 35 mm, which is used in the majority of film and television programming.

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[@shefali.v50]

I did not get the first outcome amongst the three outcomes told in the end of the video. Why 'Child thread' will get printed after 'End of main thread' ?

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70 mm means 70 millimeter of gauze size, which is the kind screen to display or project.

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70 mm means MILLI METER only. But not the screen what we see in theatre ,it is the real size...which will give Better experience than 35mm

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what is the exact use of deamon threads sir

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[@vaibhavkalgude9316]

What is the advantage of making any user thread as daemon. If the daemon thread terminates after all non-daemon threads complete it's task, what advantage is it to a programmer to make a user thread demon.If we are making any thread as daemon means we do not care if it executes or not, then why to even create such a thread. Can you please highlight on the advantage of using this daemon method.

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sir, what is the name of your IDE which is using in this class by you?

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@Akash kala He is not using any IDE. He is using Editplus editor and executing it in cmd

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[@amitgarg9715]

In Java, Let there are 5 threads. 1 is main thread named Main, 3 are other non-daemon (user) thread named t1, t2, t3. 1 is daemon thread named t4. Then daemon thread t4 provide service to whom thread(Main, t1,t2,t3)?

[@abhishekpodder7594]

depends upon the threadpriority i guess. But it will provide the support for main thread first.

[@mohanrammanikandan7939]

Can someone explain my below doubt, please ? I tried the same above program but without "Thread.sleep" in run() method. It did not execute as expected (Daemon thread was not destroyed). It works only if the "Thread.sleep" inside the for loop. Why so ? Please explain.

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Run multiple times, result will be different.

[@saurabhgupta2057]

how many thread started at the begining.. i think three threads first is main thread , second one is daemon thread and third for run finalize(), if i am wrong plz correct me with reason

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[@rahul-vz6zd]

If daemon thread automatically gets terminated after the main thread terminates then why do we got "child thread" in the output ? can some one please explain?

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@@DurgaSoftwareSolutions Yes, I also did not get the first outcome amongst the three outcomes told in the end of the video

[@elijaheinstein160]

I tried printing the priority of main thread and child thread (which I set to be daemon) but I get 5 to be the priority of both the main thread and child thread(daemon thread). How is this ? Daemon thread should have lesser priority than main thread right ?

[@ajitsinghbisht1419]

Elijah Einstein child thread inherits threadpriority of parent thread.... main thread-5 , child thread -5

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Oh yes, thanks !

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