Python 3.4 introduced the asyncio library, and Python 3.5 produced the async and await keywords to use it palatably. These new additions allow so-called asynchronous programming.
All of these new features, which I’ll refer to under the single name Asyncio, have been received by the Python community somewhat warily; a segment of the community seems to see them as complex and difficult to understand. This view is not limited to beginners: several high-profile contributors to the Python community ...