I heard that python concurrency model is based on userspace threads, so when I saw the "setDaemon" call I investigated and learned[1] the difference between dae

I heard that python concurrency model is based on userspace threads, so when I saw the "setDaemon" call I investigated and learned[1] the difference between daemon and non-daemon python thread (I hoped to see a different difference - oh, a pun). That said, why making daemonize a thread when we'll be joining it later? [1]: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/190010/daemon-threads-explanation http://stackoverflow.com/questions/190010/daemon-threads-exp...