Kotlin Coroutines provide a structured and elegant approach to managing concurrency, allowing developers to write asynchronous code in a human-readable, sequential style while reducing boilerplate.
Coroutines are lightweight suspending functions that can pause and resume execution, utilizing fewer system resources compared to traditional threads, and allowing thousands to run concurrently.
By utilizing CoroutineScope, developers can manage related Coroutines in a parent-child hierarchy, ensuring resource leaks are prevented and application shutdown is predictable whenever any parent scope is cancelled.
Through features like Job and SupervisorJob, Kotlin Coroutines allow for effective cancellation and error handling, isolating failures within specific tasks while keeping the overall task execution intact.
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