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It appears the code example I retrieved isn't exactly what you need; it's a basic flow example rather than how to start multiple flow runs with different parameters. However, we can still craft a Python script to accomplish what you asked. Here’s how you might use the Prefect API to create multiple flow runs for a deployment with varying parameters: Please note that to interface with a Prefect server or Prefect Cloud and start flow runs, you'll typically need appropriate credentials configured and the Prefect client library installed.

python
from prefect import get_deployment

# Assuming you have your deployment already created and named "deployment_x"
deployment_name = "deployment_x"

# Error handling omitted for brevity
for i in range(10):
    deployment = get_deployment(name=deployment_name)
    # Start the flow run with the desired parameters
    flow_run_id = deployment.create_flow_run(parameters={"name": i})

print("All flow runs have been created.")

This is a hypothetical example and the exact Prefect API calls might differ. Please consult the Prefect documentation or Prefect community for the most recent and accurate methods to programmatically create flow runs with parameter variations. Since Prefect 2.0 has been released, there have been some changes to how things are done, including the replacement of agents with workers, so you need to ensure your approach aligns with the latest Prefect version. If you require more targeted information, I could search the Prefect documentation for methods to create multiple flow runs or how to interact with deployments programmatically. Would you like me to do that?