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Developers who already have a good understand of Python programming (version 2.x in particular for this repo) and would like to know in details about Python's Threading module.
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#### Purposes
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#### Purpose(s)
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This repository helps us understand different usage of Python's threading module with various requirements.
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#### What to expect
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After practicing in all given scripts at least couple of time would help Python's developers having a very solid understanding of Python's threading module, such as, how to write multithreaded Python appliation and/or scripts.
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Practicing all given scripts would help the developers to have a very solid understanding of Python's threading module, and to get an ability to implement Python multithreaded appliation quickly and effectively.
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#### Pre-requisites / Know Before You Go
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- Basic knowledge of Python Multithreading module and its built-in functions
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#### Knowledge Base
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As we all know, in general, running multiple threads simulteneously is equivalent to running several programs at the same time. In such case, threading in Python is a very popular process to attain concurrency and parallelism. Using threading module in a Python program gives us several key advatages such as sharing same data space and operating on light-weight process in order to avoid unnecessary memory overhead.
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#### Functional Description
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All the following files are avilable in the 'script' directory.
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<br /> *Please note that this description section may not be fully updated as of today as I update this section once a week. You might find more scripts in the acctual application directory. Each script has a concise in-script description of the program.*
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