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If background completes its processing will it wait for
foreground threads?
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Answer / prabhu
A managed thread is either a background thread or a
foreground thread. Background threads are identical to
foreground threads with one exception: a background thread
does not keep the managed execution environment running.
Once all foreground threads have been stopped in a managed
process (where the .exe file is a managed assembly), the
system stops all background threads and shuts down
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Answer / ramsubbu
In .net Threading concept both the background thread and
the foreground thread means the same with minor difference
between the two, in a foreground thread you can control and
make sure that the thread has completed its execution,
whereas we can not control the execution of background
thread, Background threads do not prevent the process from
being terminated.
In general when all the foreground threads are stopped the
CLR stops the process by terminating the background threads.
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