Content preview from Advanced Python Programming
- What is a process? What are the core differences between a process and a thread?
- What is multiprocessing? What are the core differences between multiprocessing and multithreading?
- What are the API options provided by the multiprocessing module?
- What are the core differences between the Process class and the Pool class from the multiprocessing module?
- What are the options to determine the current process in a Python program?
- What are daemon processes? What are their purposes in terms of waiting for processes in a multiprocessing program?
- How do you terminate a process? Why is it sometimes acceptable to terminate processes?
- What is one of the ways to facilitate interprocess communication in Python?
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