Asynchronous Patterns

Asynchronous patterns deal with operations that don’t block the main program execution. They allow a program to initiate a long-running task and continue processing other tasks without waiting for the first to complete.

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Future

behavioral asynchronous

The Future pattern encapsulates the result of an asynchronous computation. Instead of blocking the calling thread while waiting for the result, a Future object provides a placeholder. The client can then query the Future for the availability of the result and retrieve it when it’s ready, potentially doing other …

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Promise

behavioral asynchronous

The Promise pattern addresses the complexities of asynchronous operations in programming. It provides a placeholder for a value that will be available at some point in the future, without blocking the current execution thread. Instead of directly handling the result or error of an operation, a Promise offers a clean …

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Future

Promise