Good information, but it all depends on use case, for example I use a lot of await and "async with" in coroutines. Then start tasks as: tasks = [coroutine

Good information, but it all depends on use case, for example I use a lot of await and "async with" in coroutines. Then start tasks as: tasks = [coroutine(i) for i in parameters] and then iterate over results using for task in asyncio.as_completed(tasks) You can also start threads and then dispatch coroutines to them. There are many ways of using it.