> I don't buy into the claimed benefits of explicitly marking yield points: any sufficiently complex code will have enough yield points (`async with`, `async f

> I don't buy into the claimed benefits of explicitly marking yield points: any sufficiently complex code will have enough yield points (`async with`, `async for`, `await`) that reasoning about concurrency in the program isn't going to be any easier than if it had implicit yield points. agree. Another point where programmers seem to not be realizing this and I can only assume they need to gain more experience to see this.