Second, Python Threads provide no mechanism for thread control. You can't set their priority, you can't pause them, and in general they aren't even very "good" threads.

For all of Python’s great and convenient features, one goal remains out of reach: Python apps running on the CPython reference interpreter and using multiple CPU cores in parallel. This has long ...

A Python program that uses threading is typically a good candidate for using async. Threads in Python are cooperative; they yield to one another as needed. Async tasks in Python work the same way.

A silly attempt to keep my other thread from derailing. So I've always had an irrational dislike for Python. I tried some programming ages ago and didn't like it, but I didn't really go deep ...