That would instead result in code written like ```...

# coroutines

[bdawg.io]

That would instead result in code written like

try {
    val element = xmpp.request(Element("request"))
    println("Received element: $element")
} catch (error: FailureException) {
    println("oops... error! ${error.condition}")
} catch (timeout: TimeoutException) {
    println("timeout")
}

[dave08]

Right, but his api is callbacks... and Sergey was just showing how to convert that to a suspending function. If there's an error, the coroutine needs to resume with the error so that try/catch will work, otherwise it will stay suspended ...

[radityagumay]

Take a look sergey presentation in kotlinconf

[radityagumay]

He explains to create own suspending function