How many types of thread in java? give the name
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Answer / mishal tripathi
There are two types of threads in JAVA i.e.
1) User Thread :- This thread is created by user program
itself e.g. Main thread.
2) Daemon Thread:- This is JVM itself generated thread.
Example of this thread is Thread Scheduler and Garbage Collector
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Answer / vivek
There are two types of threads in JAVA i.e.
1) User Thread :- This thread is created by user program
itself e.g. Main thread.
2) Daemon Thread:- This is JVM itself generated thread.
Example of this thread is Thread Scheduler and Garbage Collector
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Answer / nikita
In java Threads are two types 1) user thread 2) Daemon Thread
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Answer / shekhar
There are two types of threads in java....
1. User threads: Which are created by the user program
itself. The example is the Main thread etc...
2. Daemon Threads: These threads are generated by the JVM
itself. They are service provider threads which run in the
background and are not used to run the application code.
The example is the Garbage Collection thread.
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Answer / gaurav makwana
There are two types of thread :
1.Single thread
2.Multi thread
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Answer / rashmi
Thread is the path of execution of a program..Types of
threads are Single-threaded and Multi-threaded...This is
mainly differentiated on the basis of synchronisation..A
synchronised thread means a single thread executed only
once at a time..Multithread means threads are executed
simultaneously...
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Answer / tadveer
there are two types of thread
1.user thread
2.kernel thread
java works only in user thread , kernel thread handles by OS.
user thread categorized as
1.daemon thread(which are executing in background like Gabage collector,ThreadScheduler)
2.non daemon thread(created by the user)
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Answer / amir hassan
There are two types of Thread
1) Naming Thread
2)Thread Priority
1) Naming Thread
The Thread class provides methods to change and get the name of a thread.
2) Thread Priority
Each thread have a priority. Priorities are represented by a number between 1 and 10
> it Depend on the JVM.
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Answer / swati
There are two types of thread in java.
1)-Single
2)- multi
By default one thread is running internally is main thread........
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Answer / usha
thread is two type
1.single thread
2.multi thread.
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