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For questions about design and implementation of coroutines, a generalization of subroutines that can be paused and resumed. Indicate in the question whether the coroutines are symmetric or asymmetric, stackful or stackless, and first-class or not.
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Why do so few languages have this type of coroutine feature?
One really nice feature it has is coroutines. … In the rest of this question I will describe SuperCollider's coroutines, in order to make it clear what I mean. Like Python, SuperCollider is a dynamically typed interpreted language. …
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