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Here is some very basic python example that should clarify what I’m talking about: from asyncio import Event , run , gather async def foo ( event ): print ( "foo start" ) await event . wait () print ( "foo end" ) async def bar ( event ): print ( "bar start" ) event . set () print ( "bar end" ) async def main (): event = Event () await gather ( foo ( event ), bar ( event )) if __name__ == '__main__' : run ( main ()) The important piece of this code is the await keyword. await suspends the current task...