1 Overview

1.1 Intro

2 Python compiler and interpreter

2.1 The compiler and interpreter

2.2 Python is a dynamically-typed language

3 Threads and Processes

3.1 How they work

3.2 Concurrency and Parallelism

3.3 The global interpreter

3.4 Multithreaded programs

4 Python implementation

4.1 Creating threads and CPython

4.2 Implementing delay in threads

4.3 The join() method. Waiting for a thread to complete

4.4 Name and number of active threads

4.5 Implementing a lock / mutex

4.6 Synchronization of threads with many locks

4.7 The 'deadlock' bug and how to avoid it

4.8 Join threads at end of imported file

5 Multithreading in Energy Trading

5.1 An example on energy trading

5.2 Example on algo energy trading

6 Conclusions

6.1 Conclusions