ThreadPriorityNormal

ThreadPriorityNormal is a constant used in multithreading programming to set the priority of a thread to normal. In most operating systems, thread priority determines the amount of CPU time allocated to a thread relative to other threads. When a thread is set to ThreadPriorityNormal, it is given a priority level that is neither higher nor lower than the default priority level. This means that the thread will receive a standard amount of CPU time, which is suitable for most general-purpose tasks. Setting a thread to ThreadPriorityNormal is useful when the thread's execution time is not critical, and it does not need to be prioritized over other threads. However, it is important to note that the actual behavior of thread priorities can vary between different operating systems and hardware configurations. Therefore, developers should carefully consider the specific requirements of their application when setting thread priorities.