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hello everyone welcome back so in this video well be discussing about the concepts of process creation and termination so we will be dealing with the concept of process creation as well as termination so basically there is a data structure which is usually maintained in the system which is called the process table now what does process table will include is so this is usually a table so this will have details of every process so whenever a process is like created uh the process will be an entry will be added into this process table now there should be some identifier to identify that new process so this identifier which will identify a process is basically called the process identifier so every process will be identified by this process identifier we usually like termit PID so process identifier this process identifier is a unique value and it is of the type integer so every process which gets created will have an entry in this process table and will be identified using this PID so we

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join is used to wait the process, not actively terminate the process, while terminate is used to kill the process. With terminate , you get no output.
close() vs Pool. terminate() The key difference between close() and terminate() is that terminate shuts down the pool immediately, even if tasks are running, whereas close() waits for the task to complete before shutting down. Use close() for a normal shutdown of the pool once you are finished with it.
close() is typically called when the parallelizable part of your main program is finished. Then the worker processes will terminate when all work already assigned has completed. Its also excellent practice to call Pool. join() to wait for the worker processes to terminate.
Pythons exit function, sys. exit() , is a built-in method used to terminate a Python script. It raises the SystemExit exception which, if not caught, causes the Python interpreter to quit. Its commonly used to manage the termination of Python programs, especially in multi-process applications.
When you call join() on a Process object, the following happens: The main process is blocked and waits for the target process to finish its execution.
Join is a synchronization method that blocks the calling thread (that is, the thread that calls the method) until the thread whose Join method is called has completed. Use this method to ensure that a thread has been terminated. The caller will block indefinitely if the thread does not terminate.

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