This start() method starts the thread's activity. It must be called once a thread object is created.
The start() method automatically invokes the object's run() method in a separate thread. However, if it is called more than once, then a RuntimeError will be raised.
Syntax
Here is the syntax to use the start() method in order to start a thread −
threading.thread.start()
Example
Take a look at the following example −
thread1 = myThread("Thread-1") # Start new Thread thread1.start()
This automatically calls the run() method.
The run() Method
The run() method represents the thread's activity. It may be overridden in a subclass. Instead of the standard run() method, the object invokes the function passed to its constructor as the target argument.
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