Let's now see an equivalent example, but instead of using a thread, we'll use a process:

# start_proc.py
import multiprocessing

...

p = multiprocessing.Process(
    target=sum_and_product, name='SumProdProc', args=(7, 9)
)
p.start()

The code is exactly the same as for the first example, but instead of using a Thread, we actually instantiate multiprocessing.Process. The sum_and_product function is the same as before. The output is also the same, except the numbers are different.