Python Threading Explained in 8 Minutes

It cleared all my doubts ! Thanks !

Great teacher

thank you very much

Great concise explanation. Thanks!

Ayy my man thankd very much for that tutorial i totally understand the concept 🙌

God u have beautiful eyes i was distracted 😂

Great job! Fastest 8 minutes ever for me!

Thank you, bro. Your lessons are very helpful and easy to understand.

It's not working for me after adding threading.Thread(target = worker).start().
It prints 11 22 33 44 55 66. When I delete start() it works but I can't quit from the loop

Great explanation, thank you! Gives the answer and the reason why threading might be used (when you have multiple things you want to check without stopping and waiting for one item to complete first)

You make great, very understandable tutorials

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You know it's a good video if a dummy like me understood everything. Thank you very much!

Fake threading! What is the point ...

thank you

bro really help me understand thread

I didn't get how the code stopped running when you pressed enter. Why only when you pressed enter it went after the print? For what I know the code should be executed right after the print, making so the counter wouldn't even happen since done would be set to True before it could start.

Does this method still work if one thread makes calls to blocking functions inside a foreign dll ?

Great video like everyone said. Ich bedanke mich. I just leave a comment for the algorithm to recommend it to more people

Hi, anyone can answer me about args in a thread, isn't a list by default ?

I always pass a list as args, if you only have one, you only pass one, why a tuple exactly ?

keep it going bro

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simplicity makes you shine, thank you so much for the sharing. well done.

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Great video well explained

Really great videos!!
As a newcomer this is helping me a lot.
Thanks!

In the threading examples, what is magic about the variable 'done'? Boolean references to this variable in the def were replaced with the constant True. How does the def know that 'done' has changed from False to True?

A bit of clarification. A tuple with a single value without the coma after it e.g. ("ABC",) will cast the value to a string. ("ABC") = "ABC". ("ABC",) = ("ABC").

but all these threads are cancelled by GIL only one thread allowed

amazing!

how to combine threading with schedule?

Thank you!

Great Video!

very nice explanation. Subscribed!!

Your tutorial saved me man, it was so simple to follow through and understand when lots other articles that I've looked through couldn't, keep it up!

Much better than other tutorials that take longer and are more difficult to understand! Good job. Thanks!

This is great. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you so much for this... short and clear

FINALLY someone who can explain this clearly!

I learn something :)

thanks

This is very very helpful. You did a great job explaining this. Thank you!!

beautifully done.

how do you embed thread sin classes to run functions?

Great explantion

Can you explain asyncio and why everyone uses it instead of threading nowadays

great video! i joined DC, but cannot verify with my phone, im afraid it could be leaked, what should i do?

Hi, i have a question? what if i want to add like , when press enter the value of counter value change to less one, and after this it works as from this value. please reply

Great video. Can you make video about create an installer of python scripts like installing normal software and show on control panel?

can you make a video on threadpool executor please