Hey, I see that <this article> uses term "Suspendi...
# coroutines
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Hey, I see that this article uses term "Suspending scoped concurrency" instead of "Coroutine scope functions" to describe functions
coroutineScope
,
withContext
etc. I actually like it, as it quite well captures what those functions are - they start a coroutine, but they are suspending. On the other hand, I am not sure how correct this term is. What do you think?