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> Obviously, A coroutine is just a term to represent a task that is scheduled by an event-loop in a program instead of operating systems.

This full of less-than-ideal technical writing like this example.

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I understand. I will review my contents persistently. BTW, if you are available, could you give me some writing tips? Thank you so much.

https://styleguide.mailchimp.com/voice-and-tone/ (previously voiceandtone.com)

https://mkaz.blog/misc/notes-on-technical-writing/

https://spin.atomicobject.com/2014/09/09/never-use-the-word-...

https://developers.google.com/tech-writing/overview

Awesome! Thank you

I think the problem they're printing out isn't the writing, it's the content. Coroutines and event loops are two independent concepts. And scheduling tasks cooperatively in userspace is another concept still. You've got three different concepts: coroutines, event loops, and cooperative multitasking; and you're saying they're the same thing.

Oh! I understand. You're right. Some descriptions mix coroutines and event loops together. thx

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