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CreatingAThread

The document explains two methods for creating a thread in Python: using a function and using a class. It details how to implement threading by importing the threading module, starting a thread, and managing execution with sleep for slower output. Additionally, it notes that the output may vary due to simultaneous execution of threads.

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CreatingAThread

The document explains two methods for creating a thread in Python: using a function and using a class. It details how to implement threading by importing the threading module, starting a thread, and managing execution with sleep for slower output. Additionally, it notes that the output may vary due to simultaneous execution of threads.

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Creating a thread

There are two ways to create a thread.


1. Using function( method )
2. Using a class.

Using function

• Suppose we want to print numbers that are 65 , 66 ……90 . This numbers


are ascii code of alphabets. We use for loop for this

for i in range(65,69):

print ( i )

• Now we will create a thread for this we have to import threading module

• It will create a thread using the function display to run we use t.start()

First create a thread

then start a thread

• t.join() it will wait for the main program


• Two thread run simultaneously it will give the mixed thread ( Alphabets and
numbers )

• The output will not get same always

• If you want them to execute slowly. Then you can import time and use
sleep

• It will slow down the program

sleep( )

With class

• In this we don’t have to create objects of the thread

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