The main thread is a good example of a non-daemon thread. Code in main() will be always be executed until the end, unless a System.exit() forces the program to complete.

Unfortunately, Java applications taking advantage of multiple threads can at times run into the dreaded deadlock condition. Fortunately, the Java Platform makes deadlock detection relatively easy.

Virtual threads, revealed in Java's Project Loom and generally available with the Java 21 LTS, promise unparalleled scalability, simplified asynchronous coding and more efficient resource utilization.

Ok well I'm trying to write a network blackjack for school (More of a fun project im going to get credit for, not an assignment)So I downloaded a Java thread example and i'm trying to work off ...

At Oracle CloudWorld, the Java team unveiled a list of key new features in Java 21, which went into general availability last week.