Python Thread Creation

Question 1

How do you create a new thread in python using the threading module?

Use the new_thread() function.

Call the create_therad() method.

Call the thread() constructor.

Use the start_thread() function.

Question 2

When a thread is created ,is it started automatically by default?

Yes, all threads start automatically.

No, you must explicitly call the start() method to begin execution.

Threads cannot be started explicitly.

It depends on the python version being used.

Question 3

How can you give a name to a thread in python using the threading module?

Threads are automatically named based on their order of creation.

Use the name parameter when creating the thread.

Call the set _name() method after creating the thread.

Threads cannot be named in python.

Question 4

Which of the following methods can be used to check if a thread is currently active and running?

Is _alive()

Thread _status()

Is _active()

Is _running()

Question 5

Which of the following is the correct way to create a new thread and specify a function to run in that thread?

Thread=thread(target=my _function())

Thread=thread(target=my _function)

Thread=thread(my=function)

Thread=thread. run (my _function)

Question 6

In python's threading module, what is the primary difference between creating a thread by subclassing the thread class and using the target parameter?

Subclassing is faster than using the target parameter.

Subclassing allows more control over the thread's behavior and state.

The target parameter is used for creating daemon threads.

Both methods are equivalent; it's matter of personal preference.

Question 7

What is the purpose of the target parameter when creating a thread with the thread class?

It specifies the number of threads to create.

It defines the name of the thread.

It identifies the function to be run in the new thread.

It sets the priority of the thread.

Question 8

How can you set a thread to run as a daemon thread in python?

By using the set _daemon() method.

By passing the daemon=true argument when creating the thread.

By calling the run _as _daemon() function.

Daemon threads are set by default in python.

Question 9

What is the purpose of a daemon thread in python?

Daemon threads are used for debugging purposes.

Daemon threads run independently of the main program and exit when the main program finishes.

Daemon threads have higher priority than non-daemon threads.

Daemon threads are not allowed in python.

Question 10

what happens if you try to start a thread that has already been started or has finished its execution?

The program raises an exception.

The thread is automatically restarted.

The thread is paused until resumed.

Nothing happens; the thread continues its execution.

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