Discussion
Which of these statements about what happens to a daemon thread at shutdown is correct?
Answer: D
Because the JVM exits as soon as only daemons remain, a daemon can stop anywhere, including part-way through updating shared state or writing a file. No grace period is promised and holding a lock does not help. Work that must complete belongs on a non-daemon thread.
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