Performing tasks in many threads made fun!
This module facilitates distributing simple operations into jobs that are sent to worker threads, maintained by a pool object.
It consists of these components:
Jobs, which are single units of work that need to be performed.
Workers, who grab jobs from a queue and perform them.
Worker pool, which keeps track of workers and the job queue.
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