AsyncIO, await, and async - Concurrency in Python

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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.

Thanks for the excellent video, great examples and easy to follow

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Great video, as usual :)

I am thinking about the future. Several of them, in fact. All of them concurrent.

Trying to understand this topic for some time now. Absolutely clear finally ty!

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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Awesome video as usual - fun and useful!

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In which version of python asyncio is introduced?

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Code examples were very clear, and the explanation of coroutines I think is sometimes glossed over in other tutorials. A similar explanation of multithreading, and the use of thread pools, may be an idea for a future video. Communication between threads and thread debugging can be very tricky.

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Learnt something new, thank you!

No link for code?

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