How do I handle shared data in multiprocessing?
In Python, you can use the multiprocessing
module, which provides shared memory objects like Value
and Array
.
Can you explain how to use Value
for shared data?
Sure! Value
allows you to create a shared variable that can be accessed by multiple processes. You define it like this: shared_value = Value('i', 0)
for an integer.
What about using Array
? How does that work?
Array
is similar to Value
, but it allows you to create a shared array. You can define it like this: shared_array = Array('i', [0, 1, 2])
.
Are there any synchronization issues I should be aware of?
Yes, when multiple processes access shared data, you should use locks to prevent race conditions. The Lock
class in multiprocessing
can help with that.
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