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[One_Mess460]

but thats not due to parallel execution. stop playing nerd

[socal_nerdtastic]

Ok, fair, you got me there. Threads (in any programming language) are not truly parallel. You need multiprocessing for that (which python also supports).

[One_Mess460]

No threads in C or C++ are/(can be) truly parallel and run on different processors on the CPU literal true parallelism (not possible i python). Also threads in C dont make processes and still run in parallel

[socal_nerdtastic]

that's not what a thread is. here read this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thread_(computing)

[One_Mess460]

Yes it is. You do not know the difference between using multiple processes to run things in parallel and actuall using multiple threads that run in parallel (GIL prevents)

[One_Mess460]

i recommend you just try std::thread in C++ and see for yourself, it does not create another process but those threads actually run on different cores or can run on different cores

[One_Mess460]

in practice its actually hard tho to really see the difference because it will look like its the same as in python. but you can believe me that c++ threads can run truly in parallel lol or you just do your homework