Use of Python thread pool
Thread pool is a concurrent programming technology that provides a set of pre-created threads for executing tasks. By using a thread pool, you can avoid frequently creating and destroying threads, thereby improving program performance and efficiency. In Python, we can use built-in concurrent.futures
modules to create and manage thread pools.
Below is a detailed example showing how to use thread pools in Python.
First, we need to import concurrent.futures
the module, which provides a ThreadPoolExecutor
class for creating and managing thread pools.
import concurrent.futures
Next, we can define a function that represents the task we want to perform in the thread pool. In this example, we define a simple task function task
that accepts a parameter and prints the corresponding result.
def task(name):
print(