In completablefuture when the main thread dies all the other thread dies (to prevent this we use the join method), but why is it behaving different over here... Even after the main thread finished the log from thread that took 7 seconds got printed.
In completable future threads which are created are daemon threads by default hence we had to join. Here we are using new Thread() so these are non-daemon threads hence thread continues even when main thread finishes.
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In completablefuture when the main thread dies all the other thread dies (to prevent this we use the join method), but why is it behaving different over here... Even after the main thread finished the log from thread that took 7 seconds got printed.
In completable future threads which are created are daemon threads by default hence we had to join. Here we are using new Thread() so these are non-daemon threads hence thread continues even when main thread finishes.
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