Job Factory Function
Learn how to use job factory functions.
We'll cover the following...
A Job can be created without a coroutine using the Job() factory function. It creates a job that isn’t associated with any coroutine, and we can use it as a context. This also means we can use such a job as a parent of many coroutines.
Creating jobs as parent contexts for coroutines
A common mistake is to create a job using the Job() factory function, use it as a parent for some coroutines, and then use join on the job. Such a program will never end because Job is still in an ...