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added doc about *iterables in concurrent.futures.Executor.map #24378
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Looks good.
This is incorrect. You do need the |
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Thank you for pointing it out! I fixed error by rewriting. |
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I thought this is a nice trick for mapping a function that takes multiple arguments, and perhaps worth documented more explicitly.
ref: https://skeptric.com/multiprocesing-future/