When I learn python multithreading, according to the online code, exactly the same! ! Multithreading others, I have been single-threaded, it is outrageous.
code show as below
import threading import time def job_1(): print('This is a new threading') for i in range(10): time.sleep(0.2) print('T1 was finished') def job_2(): print('This is a new different threading') print('T2 was finished') def main(): print(threading.current_thread().getName()) new_threading_1 = threading.Thread (target = job_1 ()) # define a new thread, the thread name, do what works new_threading_2 = threading.Thread (target = job_2 ()) new_threading_1.start () # add a thread to begin preparations new_threading_2.start () Print ( ' Process Finished WAS ' ) IF __name__ == ' __main__ ' : main()
But the result is in order, step by step out
After looking at a lot of things in the book Jane found a post: https://www.jianshu.com/p/79372add4c45
Then, shining I changed a bit, and found that really yes. In setting the thread statement, the value of the target's not in brackets
Print (threading.current_thread (). getName ()) # new_threading_1 = threading.Thread (target = job_1 ()) # define a new thread, the thread name, do what works new_threading_1 = threading.Thread (target = job_1) # of the threading.Thread = new_threading_2 (target = job_2 ()) new_threading_2 of the threading.Thread = (target = job_2)
After doing such a small modification, run the program, it can be expected to