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I usually see folks cite that async/await exposes, to the programmer, implementation details that one wishes were hidden by the compiler/interpreter.
by jjtheblunt 7y ago
I usually see folks cite that async/await exposes, to the programmer, implementation details that one wishes were hidden by the compiler/interpreter.
- jonahbenton 7y agoThat is python's MO, is why things like the double underscore functions exist. Being able to declare a coroutine (not just use) is not a bad idea, but IMHO it was done badly.
- gonational 7y agoEverybody wishes asynchronous functionality was magically hidden by the interpreter until unexpected shit starts happening.