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Kotlin Coroutine Confidence: Confusing Sentence (pg 78)
The last sentence of the second paragraph in the “What is Structured Concurrency?” text box on page 78 is confusing (highlighting added):
When you want start on two things at once, you can’t avoid the need for diverging control flow.
Is that suppose to be:
When you want to start two things at once, you can’t avoid the need for diverging control flow.
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