I am making a stop watch in python which prints out the seconds passed and as soon as the user presses enter, it stops. I am using multiprocessing to ask for an input and keep printing until an input ...

I was wondering whether using multiprocessing via: with concurrent.futures.ThreadPoolExecutor(max_workers=16) as executor: results = executor.map(function, iterable) preserves the order of the it...

I'm currently writing an image processing program in Python 3.x that needs to process frames in real-time (30 FPS) with low-latency (<60ms). I have 1 parent process that reads frames and sends them...

I have multiple processes I need to run. Currently I just run them all over the windows process manager: I would like to create one python script to manage them all with "stop"/"start&...