Asynchronous Flow
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What is Asynchronous Flow?
Asynchronous Flow in Kotlin is a feature built upon coroutines that allows you to represent a stream of data that is computed asynchronously. It's designed to handle sequences of values emitted over time, enabling you to perform operations on each emitted value in a non-blocking manner. This is particularly useful for handling data streams from sources like network requests, database queries, or sensor readings, where values become available at different times.
Free resources to learn Asynchronous Flow
- Official docsAsynchronous Flow
- ArticleKotlin flows on Android
- VideoKotlin Flows in practice
Asynchronous Flow: common questions
Can I learn Asynchronous Flow in Hindi?
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Is this Asynchronous Flow tutorial for beginners?
It is lesson 96 of 153 in the free Kotlin roadmap, in stage 33, Asynchronous Flow. If you are new to Kotlin, start from stage 1 and come back here in order; if you already know the earlier stages, this lesson stands on its own.