Python Bits - Using Threads - Threading example

pbits-1.py

import threading

# we'll use a Python thread to call this function
def foo(arg1):
    print(arg1)
    
# using the below syntax you can create a Python thread
# Note that we need to pass a tuple to args, therefore I've
# added a comma(,) after the "3", don't forget that
thread = threading.Target(target=foo, args=(3,))

# starting the thread is no-brainer
thread.start()

# wait for the thread to finish
thread.join()