Python Tutorial - 26. Multithreading - Introduction

This tutorial covers what is multi-threading and then shows how to create multiple threads in python program. It explains what is multithreading with examples, how to import the threading module and how to implement multi-threading.

Topics that are covered in this Python Video:
0:00 What is multithreading?
1:49 Example of multithreading
5:20 Import threading module and implementing multi-threading

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[AJG]

This is by far the best threading tutorial on YouTube. I've literally watched 10 videos and most of them are just writing code not explaining anything. You do the exact opposite where you focus on explaining the code. I just gave a like and subscribe. THANK YOU

[arnojones]

That was a great introduction for me. Simple and clear. I watched other examples before this one and I left more confused. I'm half deaf, too, so I appreciated the lower music volume, too (one symptom of partial deafness is the inability to separate background from foreground sounds of equal volume)

[LucasvanOsenbruggen]

This channel deserves more subscribers. I has a lot of explanations of great quality.

[letsbye]

wish you could remove the BG music, it doesn't make learning any more pleasant, if any, its jus distracting...!!

[starbound]

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[sugarhady]

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[BINUKITTOOP]

This is first time that I am seeing the concept of Multi-threading is explained in such a simple way... Great work dude...! Keep on going...!

[lawlietnao_music]

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[yoddha]

Very nice tutorial. Many thanx for making my concepts clear. I saw all these video continuously for 3 hours. I just wish to comment on one minor detail. For each of four numbers, loops wait for 0.2 seconds i.e one loop waits for 0.8 seconds so two loops will wait for 1.6 seconds which is the total time of execution! Without the waiting time the numbers for time would have been very small to be noticed. This could have been mentioned by the author.

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[fionatsang]

Great explanation. This is so clear. Thanks so much!

I love how you used "busy mom" as the non-coding example which made everything afterward so easy to digest. I initially did not follow what join() meant til I stuck til the end of the video after you provided a diagram with it :)

Everywhere else on the Internet has not done a good job of explaining JOIN(), but you did! :)

[jamaicandjnado]

AMAZING, thank you so much, by far the easiest example on YouTube that i have seen.
Make your functionality THEN thread them

[shifaabid]

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There's called something, GRATITUDE....

[Richard_GIS]

Thank you so much for stepping behind the idea of multiprocessing and threading in python. Thx

[antropology]

it's really clear literate explanation from the methodical point of view

[hezlean]

Great work ! Finally a clear and simple introduction video to multithreading ! Thanks ! Keep up the good work !

[prayagduttsharma]

simplest and the best multi threading explanation ! Thanks!

[DaviAreias]

Thanks, I spent a lot of time thinking about on how to do something like this, thinking I'd need a CS major to figure it out, but you've explained it very well in 10 minutes.

[vishwa]

crystal clear with real-world example

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