The `multiprocessing.Process` class in Python provides a way to create and manage individual processes in a multiprocessing environment. It allows the programmer to spawn new processes, each with its own instance of the Python interpreter, and provide a way to communicate and coordinate between these processes. With `multiprocessing.Process`, multiple tasks can be executed simultaneously, taking advantage of multiple CPU cores and improving overall performance of the program. This class provides methods to start, stop, and manage the execution of these processes, making it easier to parallelize and distribute workload in Python programs.
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