AsyncIO, await, and async - Concurrency in Python

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The asyncio module in Python helps you use concurrency in your code. In this lesson, you'll learn about subroutines & coroutines, concurrency vs. parallelism, and how to use the async/await keywords to create a coroutine, and to run a batch of coroutines using convenience functions in the asyncio module.
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Even with all the puns and cutesy, this short video did more to help me get my head around how to actually implement async than all the others I have watched put together. So many of them spend most of their time explaining *why* to use it and end up glossing over *how*. This one gave enough why to make sense, and actually made the how understandable. Good job.

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Our team uses this module and other async libraries. Glad to see you post. The real power comes in using an async wrapper class for each io operation.

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the async await is little different here than JS async and await.

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[@jursamaj]

While I'm sure this pattern is very useful, it has some severe limits. As described here, you have to wait for *all* the concurrent tasks to get done. There are cases where you want to dispatch several threads, at different times, and as *each one* gets done, do something with the result.

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What language mechanism is used then in your example? Another technique?

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