coroutine
/kɒˈruːtɪn/Definitions
1. noun
A function or procedure that can suspend and resume its execution at specific points, allowing other tasks to run in between.
“The new framework is built around coroutines, which enable more efficient use of system resources.”
2. noun
A unit of execution that can yield control to other units, typically in a cooperative manner.
“The coroutine-based design makes the system more scalable and responsive.”
3. verb
To implement or use coroutines in a program or system.
“The developers will coroutine the existing code to improve its performance.”