How does Python handle concurrency?

Can you explain how Python handles concurrency?

Python handles concurrency primarily through threading, multiprocessing, and asynchronous programming. Each has its own use cases.

What is the difference between threading and multiprocessing?

Threading allows multiple threads to run in the same process, sharing memory, while multiprocessing creates separate processes with their own memory space.

When should I use async programming in Python?

Use async programming when you have I/O-bound tasks, like web requests, where waiting for responses can be done concurrently.

Are there any libraries that help with concurrency in Python?

Yes, libraries like asyncio, concurrent.futures, and threading are commonly used to manage concurrency in Python.