To run two loops parallel in Python, you can use the multiprocessing
module. Here's an example code that demonstrates how to achieve this:
main.py402 chars21 lines
In this code, loop1
and loop2
represent the code that you want to execute in parallel. The target
argument in the Process
constructor is set to the corresponding loop function.
By using the start()
method, both processes are started concurrently. And by calling the join()
method, you are ensuring that the main program waits for both processes to finish before exiting.
Please note that multiprocessing
is just one way to achieve parallelism in Python. There are other alternatives such as threading
and asyncio
depending on your specific requirements and constraints.
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