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In C++, a thread is a basic element of multithreading that represents the smallest sequence of instructions that can be executed independently by the CPU. In this article, we will discuss how to join a thread in C++.
Joining a thread is a means to wait for the thread to complete its execution before moving to the next part of the program.
We can join the thread using the std::thread::join() function. It is a member function that makes sure that the execution of the thread is complete before moving on to the next statement after the join() function call.
Main thread started
Thread started
Thread finished
Main thread finished