Indeed. I thought I should omit it as this post was primarily about synchronisation primitives, not…

I think it is important to note for non-experienced readers that Python does run threads not in the sense of using multiple CPU cores due to the GIL. So they only run in parallel if one blocks for I/O and thus another one is able to execute.
I think it is important to note for non-experienced readers that Python does run threads not in the…
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Indeed. I thought I should omit it as this post was primarily about synchronisation primitives, not multithreading in general. Still, I think I should edit it. Thanks!
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