What types of threads are supported by MFC framework?

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What types of threads are supported by MFC framework?..

Answer / yasar

MFC supports Two types of threads 1. Worker thread and 2.
user interface thread.
Worker Thread : Does not need user intervention while
running. example background printing etc...
User interface thread : Needs user interface while running
like needs input from user to process further etc....

AfxBeginThread() is used to Create both worker and User
interface thread. to differentiate worker and user-
interface thread AfxBeginThread has minor changes.

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What types of threads are supported by MFC framework?..

Answer / kaivalya

Worker Thread: Run back ground tasks like writing into file
or reading from file , calculations.
User interface thread: Will create windows & process message

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