WWDC21: Meet async/await in Swift | Apple

Swift now supports asynchronous functions - a pattern commonly known as async/await. Discover how the new syntax can make your code easier to read and understand. Learn what happens when a function suspends, and find out how to adapt existing completion handlers to asynchronous functions.
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