The multiprocessing.Process.join() method in Python is used to wait for a process to complete its execution before moving on to the next line of code. It blocks the execution of the main program until the process finishes its execution or a specified timeout occurs. This method is particularly useful when we want to ensure that a child process has completed before continuing with the main program or need to synchronize multiple processes.
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