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This is a trivial documentation change, I believe it qualifies for the skip issue label. Could someone from the Python triage team please add the label so the PR can proceed? Thank you! |
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The comment says "Start threads for each link", but the loop only creates Thread objects. The threads are started later when t.start() is called.
Replace the comment with "Create a thread for each link" to accurately describe the operation.