Python Multithreading Tutorial #2 - How to Create New Threads

This python multithreading tutorial covers how to create new threads. It will discuss how to use the python threading module to create multiple, unique threads within a program and how to run them.

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[KameLeon]

OMG Awesome! Thank you. Finally, I was able to fire multiple threads for my little amazon bot. My first time programming in python and my first time using selenium anywhere. My code is very chaotic, not broken down into functions, but it works.
I tried to make threads with every other way I found on the internet and everyone was stuck turning on the first thread and waiting for it to end (and it wouldn't end for hours).

[MARR]

Your tutorials are the best out there, nicely done!

[julyapetrenchuk]

Hey Tim! Can you please make 3D python tutorial like you can move around and all kind this stuff because on YouTube is only time lapses or final projects. Thank you!

[computinghub]

You are making a Selenium course, please also add a video to use multi-threading with tkinter GUI and Selenium Webdriver.

[loganrowe]

Anyone know how to reuse an instance of MyThread - or do we need to create a new instance every time? Calling start a second time raises an error and calling run directly does not perform operations in parallel.

[aizanmalik]

Tim I will be happy if you tell me why we have to make parent class constructor as you have made in above video what is its purpose and what will happen if we don't inherit the threading.Thread for subclass ??

[yuqingwang]

I think the threading in python is not exactly concurrent because of the GIL right?

[leonardomartella]

You didn’t add the video to the threading playlist

[davideettori]

PLEASE DO MORE PYTHON PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS!!
Like one a week?

[priyamd]

This is a diff approach to thread implementation. I have seen a target function specified elsewhere. Here that is not the approach.

[souvikdhara]

Hey can anyone help... I am using python 3.8.. Firstly when I write threading.thread it's showing nothing... And when I run it is showing "nameError: name 'threading' is not defined" it's also showing error on the line " from threading import * "

[Xaminn]

Hey Tim,

Can super() be used instead of

If so, is there a reason to use one and not the other? 

(Sorry, noob question. Thanks for the videos. I always learn a lot. Cheers.)