Basically async/await allows you to write asynchronous code the same way as synchronous code. Synchronous code inherently does not allow parallelism though. So unfortunately teaching how async/await works is not really a good introduction to asynchronous programming. I would recommend starting with functional reactive libraries like rxjs.
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Basically
async/awaitallows you to write asynchronous code the same way as synchronous code. Synchronous code inherently does not allow parallelism though. So unfortunately teaching howasync/awaitworks is not really a good introduction to asynchronous programming. I would recommend starting with functional reactive libraries likerxjs.