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| | | | | Mark Phelps' blog | |
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www.hillelwayne.com
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| | | | | I recently read No excuses, write unit tests, which argues Unit Tests are Good and You Should Write Them. For the most part I strongly agree with their message, which is why I feel kinda bad criticizing the essay. They provide this as an example of simple testing: constadd=(...numbers) => { returnnumbers.reduce((acc, val) => { returnacc+val; }, 0); }; it('should add numbers', () => { constexpected=15; constactual=add(1, 2, 3, 4, 5); expect(actual). | |
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blog.nuculabs.de
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| | | Hello ??, In this short article I want to talk about parallel processing in Python. Introduction Sometimes you will need to process certain things in parallel. If you're using Python you may know about the global interpreter lock abbreviated GIL for short. The GIL is a lock that allows only a single thread to control the Python Interpreter at a time (per process), that means that your multi-threaded Python program will have only a single thread executing code at the same time. | ||
