The python multiprocessing.Process.kill() method is used to send a SIGKILL signal to terminate a process forcefully. This method is part of the multiprocessing module in Python, which allows for the execution of multiple processes simultaneously. When the kill() method is called on a process, it immediately terminates the process and all its child processes, without allowing any cleanup or finalization tasks to be performed. This method is often used when a process becomes unresponsive or needs to be forcibly stopped.
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