Python Advanced Tutorial 5 - MultiThreading

This is a tutorial covering the basics of adding threading to your python programs. All Links and Slides will be in the description. Subscribe for more cool stuff!

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[AnubhabHaldarChronum]

This is over 3 years old, and it's in Py2.

And yet, one of the best Python threading tutorials ever. Well done, my good man. Very helpful, and very well explained.

[alessandrogerelli]

All your python advanced tutorials are saving my life.

[nickshavermatson]

Very well done. Logical, not too much code, not too little, only exactly as much as is needed to demonstrate the concepts. I wanted to learn python threading in 30 minutes, and your video helped me do just that. Thanks!

[nuntius]

I just wanted to let you know that I've had a really hard time deciphering how to use threading, but this video finally helped me figure it out.  Thanks!  My program is now at last working.

[collegekid]

Totally agree with nuntius. I watched countless videos and read tutorials trying to learn to use threading. One watch of your video and it clicked. Thanks.

[somethingoriginal]

THANK YOU! i read so many tutorials online but yours is the only one that i actually understood!

[DaaliFilm]

Thanks a lot man! I was able to use what I learned here in multiple projects. One of which involved a game timer running in the background, counting down until game over! Well done explaining! :D

[shawnmclaughlin]

Thanks a bunch my dude! Got into Python recently from other languages, your video was a great explanation!

[kennyPAGC]

I would love to see more python threading tutorials! more advance stuff!

[toti]

Good tutorial on threading.now i can see locks unlocked in my head

[evaneliasyoung]

Thank you very much, I had a difficult time learning how to multithread. But found your tutorial very helpful!

[darturi]

Hey Draps! This video just solved my GUI problems.  I spent months not knowing what was wrong with it. Halfway thru this video and I already knew how to fix it. Thank you, sir...*subscribed*

[tavycoolish]

Thanks for the great job. I'm looking to learn python now for a future job in linux sysadmin that will also imply pyscripting. Even tho I have only a basic understanding of the programming languages I really do understand your explanations and again I really appreciate the effort you put into making those videos

[Pterryreal]

A little tipp for your terminal work in ubuntu or every bash shell. If you add in the first line of your file "#! /usr/bin/python" your systems knows wich interpreter or compiler it has to use, important if you have to use different versions etc. After this you can make your file exectutable with "chmod +x file". After this you can execute the file with "/file".
This is not necessary for your kind of tutorials but "if __name__ == "__main__:" is also not realy necessary in your short programs ;)

[WatsitTooyah]

Pretty helpful, thanks! I had a few snags using Python 3 but was fairly easy to resolve.

[prirsh]

Locking demo was easy to understand...thx

[planksimonproduktion]

helpful! This is EXACTLY what i needed! Thank you so much, i wish you a great day!

[jamesrussell]

very good info on threading
we would like more on threading vs multiprocessing

[xiaofeiguo]

Great tutorial. One suggestion: You can just use print name + ": " + str(time.ctime()) instead of print name + ": " + str(time.ctime(time.time()))

[mmatvhindi]

thanks a lot for making this video, you just cleared all the confusion I ever had.