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Learning Concurrency in Kotlin

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jul 2018
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781788627160
Length 266 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Table of Contents (16) Chapters Close

Title Page
Copyright and Credits
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Contributors
Preface
1. Hello, Concurrent World! FREE CHAPTER 2. Coroutines in Action 3. Life Cycle and Error Handling 4. Suspending Functions and the Coroutine Context 5. Iterators, Sequences, and Producers 6. Channels - Share Memory by Communicating 7. Thread Confinement, Actors, and Mutexes 8. Testing and Debugging Concurrent Code 9. The Internals of Concurrency in Kotlin 1. Other Books You May Enjoy Index

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This chapter contained information that is vital when working with coroutines. Knowing about the different states of a job and how to calculate the current one is important in order to monitor them. Let's recap the topics that were covered in this chapter:

  • Job is used for background tasks that don't return anything.
  • Deferred is used when the background operation returns something that we want to receive.
  • A job can have many states: New, Active, Canceling, Cancelled, and Completed.
  • The isActive, isCancelled, and isCompletedproperties can be used to determine the current state of a job.
  • Deferred extends job to add the possibility to return something.
  • The possible states of deferred are the same as that of a job.
  • A job's state can only move forward; it can't be returned to a previous state.
  • A final state is one of the states from which a job can't move.
  • The final states of job are Cancelled and Completed.
  • If deferred is waited on using join(), it's mandatory to validate whether it was cancelled...
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