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  1. Python Multithreading Tutorial: Lock objects - acquire () and release ...

    Python Multithread Creating a thread and passing arguments to the thread Identifying threads - naming and logging Daemon thread & join () method Active threads & enumerate () method Subclassing & …

  2. Python Tutorial: subprocesses module - 2020 - bogotobogo.com

    So, in Python script, we're using print name instead. To run UNIX commands we need to create a subprocess that runs the command. The recommended approach to invoking subprocesses is to use …

  3. Python Multithreading Tutorial: Timer Object - 2020

    Python Multithreading Tutorial: Timer ObjectPython tutorial Python Home Introduction Running Python Programs (os, sys, import) Modules and IDLE (Import, Reload, exec) Object Types - Numbers, …

  4. Python Multithreading Tutorial: Event Objects between Threads - 2020

    Python Multithreading Tutorial: Event Objects between ThreadsPython Multithread Creating a thread and passing arguments to the thread Identifying threads - naming and logging Daemon thread & join …

  5. Python Tutorial: Modules and IDLE - 2020 - bogotobogo.com

    So, we can simply refer to the imported string this time title variable instead of mython.title which is an attribute reference. Whether we use import or from to invoke an import operation, the statements in …

  6. Python Tutorial: classes and instances - 2021 - bogotobogo.com

    Unlike C++, classes in Python are objects in their own right, even without instances. They are just self-contained namespaces. Therefore, as long as we have a reference to a class, we can set or change …

  7. Python Tutorial: Coding Questions - 2024 - bogotobogo.com

    An iterable is any Python object capable of returning its elements one at a time. Examples of iterables include sequences like lists, tuples, and strings, as well as other iterable objects like sets and …

  8. Python Tutorial: Exceptions - 2020 - mail.bogotobogo.com

    Closing time operation: We can use "try/finally" to guarantee the execution of a certain operation regardless of the presence or absence of exceptions in our code.

  9. Python Tutorial: Functions def - 2020 - bogotobogo.com

    Python Tutorial: Functions defHere, we typed the definition of a function, times, interactively. It returns the product of its two arguments: >>> # Create and assign function >>> def times(x, y): # Create and …

  10. Python Tutorial: Functions lambda - 2020 - bogotobogo.com

    Python supports the creation of anonymous functions (i.e. functions that are not bound to a name) at runtime, using a construct called lambda. This is not exactly the same as lambda in functional …