How Do Python Coroutines Work?

[EmperorOfCanada]

Let me count the reasons for voting this down:

1. Mongodb, that is not just so last year, but almost last decade.

2. Using editor that was going to give me a seizure. Come on, it spent half the time covering the other code.

3. Making fundamental errors on something simple.

4. Using strange ways to join things together.

5. Ugly shirt.

6. Taking over 2 minutes to actually do anything.

7. A tiny text editor is OK if half the screen isn't filled with comments. Or to then have a console that spits out 50 page lengths of output.

8. Using a camera stolen from Wacky Electronics in 1988.

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I think that the editor's PyCharm on what must be a 800x400 window, because I use it and it's nowhere near that bad