Python Threading Tutorial

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This video covers the basics of threading in Python. I cover how to thread a method and how to thread a class as well as passing arguments to a thread before it starts. I also look at how to get all the current threads running.

🐍 In this video I use Python 3.5.
👍🏼 Feel free to comment with any issues.
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I can't say enough good things about your style. Your explainations are more detailed than just the basic "do this to print 'Hello World' ". The information you provided in a 4 minute video is equivalent to someone else's 12 minute video.

kullinelliott
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Clear, straight to the point and instructive : Thanks

narek
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Thanks a lot! Finally a good tutorial starting from simple to building up abstractions. Best way to learn for me imo rather than people that type out complete code in tutorial, not showing the original idea they started with which then developed slowly with more abstractions.

hope you can make a general requests module tutorial

JulianTZL
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It is worth to use list expressions to make code cleaner:
thrds = [threading.Thread(target=some_function, args=(i, )) for i in array]
[t.start() for t in thrds]
[t.join() for t in thrds]

starawojtka
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Thank you, All Your videos are awesome <3

ramizyano
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I was just copy pasting code for thread without understand what it is. It's so hard to find tutorial for simple threads like these and i found yours. I thought queue is needed all the time RIP

gracewood
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nice channels, before this i'm so hard to understand threading, i'm trying to add threading to my web scraper.. tq subs

ammar
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Thank You. The tutorial helped me a lot BUT I want to return values from run(). I was doing -
val = threadobj.start()
print(val)
But o/p was None. Kindly guide me on this

cauverymittal
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i want to make a threading in python requests module could you help me

peterkim
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there is way to stop a thread before it finish his task?

eizwlhs
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Just followed you on Github brent! Have a nice day c:

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