In Python, there is no .await. But I can't remember seeing (await (await for).bar) ever--meaning it is very unlikely. It is usually written as: bar = await

In Python, there is no .await. But I can't remember seeing (await (await for).bar) ever--meaning it is very unlikely. It is usually written as: bar = await foo() await bar.coro(*args) Some people hate that calling functions of different colors is syntactically distinct. On the contrary, I find it beneficial that suspension points stand out. Unlike code with preemptive threads that is much harder to reason about.