Python Tutorial - how to use concurrent futures in python to run multiple functions at the same time

Python Tutorial - how to use concurrent futures in python to run multiple functions at the same time. This is part 2 of using multiprocessing using python, this tutorial will explain the more recent method of how two functions can be ran at the same time.

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[davidaliaga]

Why FInished in time is printed so many times?

[elifebres]

How do you make it stop running the rest of the script until the futures are done running?

[judeleon]

Thanks Johan. I want to ask why you placed the 'if __name__=="__main__" ' statement within the context manager and not the other way. I can see there plenty "finished in time :" lines printed in the video. Meanwhile, I tried it the other way by placing the 'if __name__=="__main__" ' statement above and outside the context manager, I got expected result, less print outputs. Is there any particular reason you did it that way?

[soskokojsj]

Thank you for your great video, !! I'd like to see a tuto of futures trading python of crossing two ema with taking profit targets . I 'm really stucked with functions and logics of taking profits with futures . I made a lot of research in the net but i didn't find much information . Please if possible explain it in a tutorial for your future videos . Thank you master

[klawpaw]

some one explain me how i can stop a program in running time like we say alexa what news today the she say first news, 2 news, 3 news but at time program is live running then we say stop program program is stop how ? plss explain

[immortalsun]

Great video! Although your link to the code doesn’t work anymore.

[devavratsinghbisht]

def test(num):
time.sleep(num)
return "hello"

start = time.time()

with as executor:
if __name__ == "__main__":
f1 = executor.submit(test, 1)
f2 = executor.submit(test, 1)

print(time.time() - start)

This is the code I used it's taking a little bit more than 14 seconds to execute where as on the cpu it took 2 second. Can you please help me and point out the mistake if there any ?

[Oopsiedaisy]

Is there a way to pass in multiple arguments to that submit function call?

[SatishKumar-tgbg]

how to run multiple selenium driver python script one by one in python

[mohmedside]

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