Does Python 3 have any operators that transform ordinary method calls into concurrent method calls? Perl 6/Raku does.
To which the answer is “not only does Python not have them, but with the GIL CPython couldn't do much with them even if the language had them.”
edit: that is, as far as I can tell, after a quick Google, it's not too different from Python's Thread object.
(In that when I translate Go into Raku, I usually replace `go` with `start`.)
my Channel \input .= new;
my Channel \output .= new;
start for input -> \message { output.send(message) }
start for output -> \message { say message }
input.send(5);
sub foo () {
sleep 10;
42
}
# ___
# V V
my $delayed-result = start foo();
say 'Hello World'; # Hello World
say $delayed-result.status; # Planned
say await $delayed-result; # 42