hey pal, nice vid, but what's the use of going into so much trouble when we can just create two different functions, or does this 'multiprocessing' has any specific use?
Great question. Multiprocessing allows you to run your code simultaneously without restricting you from Python's Global Interpreter Lock. In practice, this make your applications run much faster and will reduce the overhead on a single core on your cpu during run time.
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hey pal, nice vid, but what's the use of going into so much trouble when we can just create two different functions, or does this 'multiprocessing' has any specific use?
Great question. Multiprocessing allows you to run your code simultaneously without restricting you from Python's Global Interpreter Lock. In practice, this make your applications run much faster and will reduce the overhead on a single core on your cpu during run time.
@@TaylorsSoftware Got it, thanks for the explanation!
Who else did not understand this??
What part was difficult to understand?
I'm sorry I love your channel but this subject I didn't understand it@TaylorsSoftware
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