Lecture

Asynchrony: Concepts and Implementations

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Description

This lecture covers the concepts and implementations of asynchrony, including synchronous and asynchronous code, OS threads, async messages, interrupts, and writing asynchronous code in Java. It also delves into creating, combining, and composing Java Futures, dealing with rate limits, and testing async code effectively.

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