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Brett, FYI, a daemon thread differs from a non-daemon
thread in only one respect: Python shuts down when only
daemon threads remain. It waits for non-daemon threads to
finish. So a daemon thread can keep running after the
interpreter has torn itself down completely. For that reason,
problems in daemon threads doing non-trivial things are
almost guaranteed. |
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