How do different programming languages handle asynchronous operations?

How do different programming languages handle asynchronous operations?

Different languages have unique approaches to asynchronous operations. For example, JavaScript uses Promises and async/await, while Python has asyncio. What specific languages are you interested in?

Can you explain how async/await works in JavaScript?

Sure! In JavaScript, async/await allows you to write asynchronous code that looks synchronous. You define a function as 'async' and use 'await' to pause execution until a Promise is resolved.

What about Python? How does it compare?

Python's asyncio library provides a similar async/await syntax. It allows you to write concurrent code using coroutines, which can be paused and resumed, making it efficient for I/O-bound tasks.

Are there any other languages that support async programming?

Yes, languages like C# with its async/await pattern, Go with goroutines, and Rust with async/await also support asynchronous programming. Each has its own syntax and use cases.