In the context of Python's GIL (Global Interpreter Lock), which kind of multi-threading is essentially made single-threaded?
- CPU-bound Multi-threading
- I/O-bound Multi-threading
- Multi-process
- Parallel Multi-threading
Python's GIL makes CPU-bound multi-threading essentially single-threaded. GIL ensures that only one thread is executing Python code at a time, which limits the effectiveness of multi-threading for CPU-bound tasks.
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