What are CoRoutines in Programming?

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Co-Routines provides some of the most advanced and awesome ways of writing multi-functional code. Unfortunately most of the time, people misunderstood co-routines as generally see this as a construct of multithreading.

Though co-routines have wider applicability with multithreaded programs, it has nothing to do with threads. It's just a way of having functions cooperating with each other.

I've created a short 4 min video to explain the idea and working of co-routines. I hope it will be able to make you understand the concept.

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[sabitkondakc]

Thank you, it is really helpful.
Coroutines are everywhere in different forms, as you already defined "yield" is one of the keywords which is available in most modern OOP languages.

[XlnThPi]

Very well explained, thank you for sharing.

[AlberTesla]

Finally someone made it understandable.

[zakaria.morchid]

I've been struggling for a long time to understand how coroutine until now, Thanks

[srividyakrishnakumar]

Great video! Short and to the point, well explained. Thanks.

[robertsedgewick]

Very intuitive way of explaining. Thanks!

[thanakornprayoonkittikul]

Great explanation !! Thank you so much .

[tayeabidakun]

How can I like this video a hundred times?

[videossatisfactorioscadad]

Excelent explanation, I couldn't understand this topic but thanks to you I see it now like something very easy

[az-kalaak]

thanks, it explaines really well how those works!
I however, fail to see a case in which those coroutines can be useful (I always just see it easier and cleaner to use multiple functions)
Do you have any examples were coroutines are needed?

[Fine_Mouche]

"misunderstood co-routines as generally see this as a construct of multithreading." i'm so sorry but by looking your video, i was this type of person thinking multi-Thread is a sub-class of co-routine :c . But you are maybe saying it's not a sub-class, it's a different class.

[judeleon]

Thanks so much. This clearly explains the seemingly elusive concept of coroutine. Do you have any playlist on it?