Understanding Multiprocessing with Python
Multiprocessing is using more than one computer processor so that instead of running the program sequentially (like usual), the program will have multiple processes that run in parallel. This can be a useful solution to speed up your program. Multiprocessing is more complicated in Python than other programming languages because of the Global Interpreter Lock. Luckily, as is typical for Python, we have libraries to help us! We’ll use standard libraries multiprocessing and concurrent.futures. Y...
Understanding Multiprocessing with Python
Multiprocessing is using more than one computer processor so that instead of running the program sequentially (like usual), the program will have multiple processes that run in parallel. This can be a useful solution to speed up your program. Multiprocessing is more complicated in Python than other programming languages because of the Global Interpreter Lock. Luckily, as is typical for Python, we have libraries to help us! We’ll use standard libraries multiprocessing and concurrent.futures. Y...
