Thread Pools in Python - Asynchronous Programming

[@ducnamhoang9621]

Dang it! It's brilliant, omg. I was stuck with the multithreading for several days until I found this video. It helps me a lot. Thank you, sir!

[@sergeysavtalyan2903]

I needed to learn asynchronous programming in really short time period due to a deadline, and this video helped me a lot. Thank you very much.

[@oguzhantopaloglu9442]

Lol I just learnt about thread pools and reentrant locks in Java 2 days ago and now you make a video about thread pools in Python.
What a coincidence!

[@salihbora3832]

Ayy I didn’t expect to see a turkish fella here!

[@discoline10191]

Best video I've seen on the topic. Thanks!

[@julianreichelt1719]

Again a very useful video !!!!!!

[@quitethecontrary1846]

can you please turn your intro music down?!?!? or turn up the volume after the intro when the video starts...thanks for everything you do

[@rendermanpro]

The best!

[@OPPACHblu_channel]

Thanks for tutorial

[@naufui]

Thank you!

[@ericnids1710]

Thanks mate.

[@davidchait6010]

What about iterating through a list and dynamically scheduling to the pool for each index value?

[@whonayem01]

Thanks

[@ערןאוצפ]

What about stopping/cancelling a running future?

[@HarithaDivakaran-d2p]

What if an error occur in worker how to handle that?

[@x9rtu3os1t8]

Great job.

[@nocopyrightgameplaystockvi231]

Will it use more cores, or just a single core and those threads will be executed on it ?

[@JohnZakaria]

Python will only use one core.
You would need a process Pool for that.
If you want to know why, look into the Gil.

[@philtoa334]

Thx_.

[@guilherme5094]

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