> That’s like expecting a local function to continue executing after a `return` statement. Well... they can![1] It's definitely a thing in traditional always-

> That’s like expecting a local function to continue executing after a `return` statement. Well... they can![1] It's definitely a thing in traditional always-running web server processes, which is all people know these days. Many developers have never written a code for a short-lived process outside of maybe school exercises. Things like CLI tools, background jobs, etc... [1] I get "Later!" printed out... most of the time: https://dotnetfiddle.net/ng93d4 https://dotnetfiddle.net/ng93d4