Answer to Question #226636 in Python for Dion Martins

Question

Edit, Debug and Run the given Python script files
"""In distributed systems, it is a good idea to segregate threads into groups
if they are performing different tasks. Say, for instance, you have an 
application that both listens for incoming stock price changes 
and also tries to predict where that price will go. You could, for instance, 
have two different thread groups here: one group listening for the changes 
and the other performing the necessary calculations.
"""
import threading
import time
def myThread():
    print("Thread {%} starting".format(threading.currentThread().getName()))
    time.sleep(10)
    print("Thread {} ending".format(threading.currentThread().getName()))
for i in range(4):
    threadName = "Thread-" + str(i)
    thread = threading.Thread(name=threadName, target=myThread)
    thread.start()

• print("{#}".format(threading.enumerate()))

Answer 1

import threading
import time
def myThread():
    print("Thread {} starting".format(threading.currentThread().getName()))
    time.sleep(10)
    print("Thread {} ending".format(threading.currentThread().getName()))
for i in range(4):
    threadName = "Thread-" + str(i)
    thread = threading.Thread(name=threadName, target=myThread)
    thread.start()
    print("{}".format(threading.enumerate()))