The previous text described async operations by starting off with "queue a task" then just describing the remaining behavior synchronously, including invoking callbacks.
It is more accurate to describe the async operations as starting off "in parallel", with any success/error callbacks being invoked by a queued task.
Note that the task source remains implied rather than explicit, although it is called out with a new issue.
The previous text described async operations by starting off with "queue a task" then just describing the remaining behavior synchronously, including invoking callbacks.
It is more accurate to describe the async operations as starting off "in parallel", with any success/error callbacks being invoked by a queued task.
Note that the task source remains implied rather than explicit, although it is called out with a new issue.
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