Answer Posted / vikki
daemon threads are created by the JVM unlike normal threads
which are created by the user.
The daemon threads provides services to the user-created
threads and they run in the background.
Hence to set them u have to write threadname.setDaemon
(true) and to check whether a thread is a daemon thread or
not you write isDaemon().
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