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Threads In Python

May 2nd, 2006 by George Notaras

One of the best articles I have read so far about implementing threading support into Python scripts is one that was published over a year ago at the Linux Gazette. I found this document extremely informative and has helped me much:

Krishna G Pai writes in his article:

When programming, in any language, the capability to spawn worker threads is integral to the performance of any application. Whether it be running a separate thread to handle user interaction in a GUI app, while running a potentially blocking process in the background (like your browser is doing now), threading is essential. This document attempts to show what is possible and what not while Threading in Python.

Read the full article here

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