When You Shouldn't Use Async in Pythonby@romblin
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When You Shouldn't Use Async in Python

by Roman Blinov2mOctober 2nd, 2022
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Python developer's mind when he needs to write an I/O bound application? Of course, of course `async` is a trend. But is this always a good idea? Let’s consider a case when we’re writing a core component but don’t need ‘async’ It could reduce the cost of infrastructure due to the better utilization of CPU time but it also increases the complexity of code, which in turn increases the cost and maintenance of a program and can cause more bugs.
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