Threading Tutorial #2 - Implementing Threading in Python 3 (Examples)

This threading tutorial discusses how to use the threading module in python 3 and goes over some examples of using multiple threads. The python version used in this video is python 3.8 and threading is implemented with the newest version of the threading module.

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[TechWithTim]

Had some audio issues with the previous upload but seems to be working now! Let me know if there any other *bugs* in the video!

[dguiles]

Dude Tim. You literally taught me threading in python in ten minutes, flawlessly. I am extremely humbled by your thorough understanding and willingness to teach others.
Thank you! Your videos are literal gold for autodidactic individuals.

[alank]

You have a way of making things simple and easy to digest. I watched a few other videos before yours and left with more confusion than when I started. Half way through your video it all clicked. Thanks for the help!!!

[javiarroyo]

i have been struggling with thread for weeks till u suddenly decided to do this tutorial, tyvm bro, u are really helping me to truly understand how python and coding works

[LuisPereira-bnjq]

Awesome video. I wanted to implement a little threading in a mini project for webscrapping definitions from an online dictionary and this quickly taught me 80% of what I needed.

[numberiforgot]

I wish I had discovered your channel back when I first started programming. Would have saved me months. You talk and instruct just like a college level professor. Easy to understand and you don't digress at all.

[utpalmohane]

Lately I watch and practice practically on my computer along with your video and
this has helped me a lot. Your explanation was mind- boggling and your speech is clear.
Thanks and keep up the great work.

[ohwow]

maaan your explanations are awesome!!! Never seen a simple explanation like this

[milanpaudel]

Sound quality is awesome and loud.
I'm glad you sort it out.
Always supporting you forever.

[willraasch]

This was the answer to my biggest problem in my program, Thank you!

[ak.pod]

Could you do multiprocessing as well after threading? Thank you!

[smartlearnteam]

Thanks a lot, Tim. I've been trying to understand this concept so many times without succeding. Your explanation here together with the theoretical basis given in the previous part gave me a clear picture of how this works and how to implement it in my code. Thanks again, you have a great channel.

[junaidmahmud]

It was a delight watching this tutorial. Nicely explained with a great sequence!

[КабаневичКабанян]

Thank you! Very well explained! Understood you much better than literature on my native language

[quickdry]

I know this might not be appropriate for the target audience, but a good explanation of the GIL, and what that means for threading in particular might be helpful to people expecting more parallel execution of their code (and why async approaches or multiprocessing might be more suitable).

[sma]

This is a really solid explination, nicely done.

[zedhelion]

massive thank you my man, helped me understand and execute the basics of threading!

[San_desh]

Bravo!! Ut theoretical and practical makes a lot clear

[CodePhiles]

great demonstration, Thanks, I would always use print from each thread to make it clear for me, like in thread #1, you could print "I am coming from Thread #1" and for thread #2, you could print "I am coming from Thread #2" and so on

[frozen]

Perfect vid, tim gave the explanation plus the examples i needed