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Old February 19th, 2013, 04:36 AM
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What happen if one of the two non-daemon threads completed

Hi,

If i spawn two threads in a python using this call
t1 = Thread(target = check_Input_Status_Action.thresholdCheck, args = (thresholdTime,))
t1.start()

t2 = Thread(target = check_Input_Status_Action.main, args = (sys.argv,))
t2.start()

Both of them are called inside the main method.
Out of the two threads if one of them gets completed and i called sys.exit(0) inside the main method than what would happen to the other thread does that killed automatically ?

Please help me out in this.
Thanks

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