Every Python program has at least one thread of execution called the main thread. The main thread by default is a non-daemon thread.
Sometimes we may need to create additional threads in our program in order to execute the code concurrently.
Here is the syntax for creating a new thread −
The Thread() constructor creates a new object. By calling the start() method, the new thread starts running, and it calls automatically a function given as argument to target parameter which defaults to run. The second parameter is "daemon" which is by default None.
Example
It will produce the following output −
Daemon thread: False
So, creating a thread by the following statement −
This statement creates a non-daemon thread. When started, it calls the run() method.
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