By cjsmith
via css.dzone.com
Published: Feb 03 2012 / 09:40
The advantage of multiprocessing is to have multiple processes working on a problem. If we break a big problem into small, concurrent steps, we can often get results in less elapsed time by making more effective use of the CPU. Specifically, we want to make use of non-user time where our process might be waiting for something on the network or waiting for physical I/O to finish.
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