I work on a multi-threaded application. And while debugging i have seen many instances where apart form the main thread and the threads my program creates, a lot more worker threads are created automatically. So i made a small program below with just main class and some few classes that just has a simple function to print out class name. I debug this and there is the same behavior. For a simple program the thread window shows a lot of threads have been spawned.
I read that some threads may be created for garbage collection and that same thread may run in different cores after context switching but i still can't figure out why so many other worker threads are created that neither has no name or code block associated with it.
Can anyone put some insight into this.
