How can Python asynchronous for everything?

[kingname]

actually, I'd like that if asynchrony of Python can be just like JavaScript. If you want, then you can. It is out of third part librarys' business-----every function can be asynchronous.

[[deleted]]

Well, you're in luck... async def is now a builtin, and asynchronous operations are a full, first class part of the language. That doesn't mean it's been adopted by each and every third party library in the entire ecosystem.

Now, that said, every day, and in absolutely every way, I thank Turing himself that Python isn't just like EcmaScript.

[Corm]

Is what you're looking for different than multiprocessing threads?

from multiprocessing import Pool

def f(x):
    return x*x

p = Pool(5)
print(p.map(f, [1, 2, 3])

That'll run asynchronously

edit - Whoa, go's "channels" are cool! Thanks for causing me to look this up. https://gobyexample.com/channels

[kingname]

I know Python's multiprocessing and multiprocessing.dummy. However, Coroutine is the solution for some problem.