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⇱ Quiz about Java Thread Methods and Daemon Threads


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Question 1

Which method is used to set the name of a thread in Java?

  • setName()

  • setThreadName()

  • setThread()

  • assignName()

Question 2

What will be the output of the following code?


  • Thread-0

  • MyThread

  • CustomThread

  • Compilation Error

Question 3

What is the key difference between start() and run() in Java threads?

  • start() creates a new thread, but run() executes in the current thread

  • Both methods create a new thread

  • run() is an internal method that should not be called

  • start() directly calls run() without creating a new thread

Question 4

What will happen if start() is called twice on the same thread?

  • The thread runs twice

  • A new thread is created each time

  • It throws an IllegalThreadStateException

  • It runs normally without any issues

Question 5

What is the effect of Thread.sleep(5000) inside a thread?

  • The thread is terminated

  • The thread is paused for 5 seconds but remains in the RUNNABLE state

  • The thread is paused for 5 seconds and enters the TIMED_WAITING state

  • The thread releases its lock and resumes immediately

Question 6

What will be the output of this program?


  • Thread Running

  • Interrupted

  • No Output

  • Both A and B, depending on timing

Question 7

Which of the following is true about a daemon thread in Java?

  • A daemon thread runs in the background and stops when all user threads finish execution

  • A daemon thread continues running even if all user threads finish

  • A daemon thread must be manually stopped

  • The JVM waits for daemon threads to finish before terminating

Question 8

What happens when setDaemon(true) is called after start()?

  • The thread becomes a daemon thread

  • Compilation error

  • Runtime exception (IllegalThreadStateException)

  • No effect

Question 9

How can you check if a thread is a daemon thread?

  • Using isDaemon() method

  • Using isDaemonThread() method

  • Using isBackgroundThread() method

  • Using getThreadType() method

Question 10

Which of the following correctly creates and starts a daemon thread?




  • None of the above

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