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by jayd16
1780 days ago
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You are guaranteed that only code you call will be run. Sure you can call anything you want but the point is you have full control over what that is. If you yield execution with an await, you no opt out of that guarantee. Its a fundamental concurrency pattern used in a lot of languages, often for UI threads and such. There's a lot of information on this topic and it certainly is about async/yielding. |
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