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Solve the following problem using Python, implementing the functions described below, one line at a time
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Description:
 def Stop(self, join_timeout=600):
 """This stops all the worker threads."""

    if not self.started:
      logging.warning("Tried to stop a thread pool that was not running.")
      return

    # Remove all workers from the pool.
    workers = list(itervalues(self._workers))
    self._workers = {}
    self._workers_ro_copy = {}

    # Send a stop message to all the workers. We need to be careful here to not
    # send messages while we are still counting. If threads that haven't been
    # counted yet pick up a message and exit, the count will be off and the
    # shutdown process will deadlock.
    stop_messages_needed = 0
    for worker in workers:
      if worker.isAlive():
        stop_messages_needed += 1

    for _ in range(stop_messages_needed):
      self._queue.put(STOP_MESSAGE)

    self.started = False
    self.Join()

    # Wait for the threads to all exit now.
    for worker in workers:
      worker.join(join_timeout)
      if worker.isAlive():
        raise RuntimeError("Threadpool worker did not finish in time.")