1 Raspberry Pi has four cores, but actually still use threads in a core. But the process can use to solve the problem.
A direct call method # Import Time Import Random from multiprocessing Import Process DEF RUN (name): Print ( '% S Runing with' name%) the time.sleep (random.randrange (l, 5)) Print ( '% S running End' % name) P1 = Process (target = RUN, args = ( 'Anne',)) # must be added, number P2 = Process (target = RUN, args = ( 'Alice',)) P3 = Process (target = RUN, = args ( 'biantai',)) P4 = process (target = RUN, args = ( 'haha',)) p1.deamon = True # accompany the main process is closed and closed p2.deamon = True p3.deamon = True P4. = True deamon p1.start () p2.start () p3.start () p4.start () Print ( "main thread")