Python Multi-Threading Tutorial | Threading Beginners Tutorials - part3 -- Daemon Threads

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In this video, we will go over what a daemon thread is and the benefits of using a daemon thread. I will also go over a bug when using deamon threads in the Python console.

For the code check out the Threading-Queue repository:

To access the earlier Python Threading videos:

Python Threading part 1 -- Initializing Threads:

Python Threading part 2 -- Multiple Threads:

Python 3.x - Threading - part3 -- Daemon Threads by
Moondra

[niazhimselfangels]

Thanks a lot for making these videos! Somehow things are more clear when you leave in the parts that stumped you initially :)

[medi]

This is kind of videos i like, i mean you fell into some errors you debug them and that will help us to how learn how to debug not like some videos are pre-made and that does not even give us an idea how the program is like or how to debug it, Keep up on this great work

[nidarshankumar]

Really appreciate that you show us issues and help us to work around, than to successfully finishing the readymade project

[cbaxtermusic]

Pretty happy this was the first video I cam across when trying to learn about Daemon threads, I was like I have a feeling this is going to be a nightmare to find a good video. Great explanation and example. Usually, when I implement threads, I use Queues for x-thread coms and never use global vars, but seeing this example with Global vars made me understand the use case allot better than what the pydocs explained. thanks!!!

[MrAbdullah]

Moondra: daemon will destroy thread limitor

daemon: I don't think i will 9:49

[KleinmeisterPang]

Those videos on threading are really really good. This made it more clear to me :) thanks for putting in the effort to share your knowledge.

[agatamarozas]

With this video at least it's starting to be clear, I spend a lot of time on trying to understand threading and after few videos i at last starting to get the concept. Thanks you for this fantastic videos serious!

[Denverse]

Oh boy....

That's a nice recovery of the bug...
keep doing., .
all the best

[rishi]

Awesome video man !!! You went through all ups & downs and even showed us the issues and the debugging the part, just not like the others pre-made videos. Really great teaching. THANK YOU A LOT.

[Yet_another_placeholder]

"It's not a bug. It's a feature."
- Someone

[zamsalak]

It's very honest of you to admit using daemon tools.

[relikpL]

Great videos man! keep pushing them out. You really explain things well.

[robhobbo]

Thanks. Trying to get my head around threading and your videos are helping.

[serenityrahn]

thanks for this, i had my thread up and running same evening after watching your 3part tutorials!

Found one more bug, too. If you use Professor Zelle's Graphics module, you can't draw a primitive object to the GraphWin inside a thread. But PyGame's draw commands and screen, works just fine.

[kosonko]

Thank you guy ! , you are very helpfull ! please keep share your experience and your tutorial ;D

[hello]

Scrap that I sorted it, I still had the limitor.join () statement in my code. Thanks for these great videos Moondra!

[KiranBV]

Thank you very much for making these videos !

[deadlock]

Great video! In pycharm it works nicely.

[storyzcreator]

Thanks for helping me out(from reddit)

[turugasairam]

You are the best in explaining these concepts. Just my guess, the thread that is running the console is also running the program, hence even though you set daemon to true, it didn't end. Does this make sense.