In a multi-Threaded Python program, simple and priority scheduling may be required. The basic Python ‘sched’ implementation does not support Threads. Use ‘import threading_sched as sched’ to get the basic sched.scheduler API w/ Thread safety. The sched.scaled_scheduler provides a priority scheduler.
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