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Pipelining_async_await.kt

Hi guys! I’m wondering if there’s a way of writing this code so I can schedule all operations and exit the `map` block (i.e. get to *line 9*) and then wait for the result.

Right now the `await()` on *line 6* is preventing me to do that.

Using `CoroutineStart.LAZY` works but then I don’t get the nice parallel execution because each async only starts when it’s needed.

I replaced `downloadContent` function with `delay(500)`, added time measuring and got:
```
Lanch jobs time: 50
Wait jobs time: 562
Total time: 656
```
So I think that is what you expected to see.

They do execute in parallel if that’s what you’re referring to. But I’d like to be able to schedule both operations and get to line 9 regardless of the status of the operations, which in my original code it’s not happening.

Can you add time measuring that I could understand what do you want?

I added some logging and it seems like the `await()` call on line 6 is not blocking the main coroutine execution as I initially thought.

Was working as intended all along

Thanks for helping me get to the bottom of this!