Earlier, I said I'll explain how to run multiple tasks in parallel. Some practical approaches to this are possible, with a bit of discussion.
Making tasks run in parallel can be thought of as subdividing the main task so that we run x2, x4, x8, and other subscripts, rather than one large script.
First, you should note that error checking gets worse when you spawn more parallel tasks, whereas performance improves most for the first few subdivisions. Also, we're often constrained by CPU, RAM, or I/O resources for intensive tasks. This means that splitting a main task into two to four parallel subtasks isn't practical without some kind of tool to help us manage them.
There are two approaches here, depending on the two types of ...
