INTRODUCTION While learning Python's asyncio, I understood coroutines and the event loop. Coroutines...
While learning Python's asyncio, I understood coroutines and the event loop. Coroutines can run concurrently by pausing at await, allowing the event loop to switch between them.
But after understanding this, I had a few questions:
If I create 1000 coroutines, will all of them access the database simultaneously?
If two coroutines update the same variable, won't they overwrite each other's changes?
If producers generate work faster than consumers process it, where does that work wait?
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