Goroutines and C# async/await are quite similar in use and behavior, the implementations are very different though. Goroutines have their own stack but Tasks do

Goroutines and C# async/await are quite similar in use and behavior, the implementations are very different though. Goroutines have their own stack but Tasks don't, they store values that cross await boundaries in a compiler-generated class and everything else uses the worker thread's stack. Async/await doesn't feel like lightweight threads because you need to explicitly await tasks. You could invert the keyword usage to match Go (implicit await, explicit go) and end up with something like goroutines.