Asyncio

You can programmatically identify coroutine functions and coroutines using the inspect module API. Coroutines have a specific "coroutine" type that …

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You can schedule follow-up tasks in asyncio either directly from the primary task, from the caller of the primary task, or automatically from a done …

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You can exit the asyncio event loop by returning from the main coroutine used as the entry point for the asyncio program. In this tutorial, you …

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You can show the progress of asynchronous tasks by adding a done callback to each asyncio.Task object. In this tutorial, you will discover how to …

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You can run blocking calls asynchronously in an asyncio program via the asyncio.to_thread() and loop.run_in_executor() functions. In this tutorial, …

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The heart of asyncio programs is the event loop. In this tutorial, you will discover how to use the asyncio event loop in Python. Let's get …

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You can run an asyncio coroutine after a delay by wrapping it in a coroutine that waits before executing the target coroutine. In this tutorial, …

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You can wrap a coroutine in an asyncio.Task which will schedule it for later execution. This allows you to run coroutines in the background that do …

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You can get return values from coroutines and tasks in asyncio by awaiting them directly. In this tutorial, you will discover how to get return …

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