Your comment seems to imply that async/await should be or is in some setting not just sugar for promises. But, I am under the impression the async/await is (and always has been) sugar over explicit promises. Not just in JavaScript but in C#, where the sugar originates, as well.
Is there somewhere that async/await is implemented as a different concurrency mechanism?
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Your comment seems to imply that async/await should be or is in some setting not just sugar for promises. But, I am under the impression the async/await is (and always has been) sugar over explicit promises. Not just in JavaScript but in C#, where the sugar originates, as well.
Is there somewhere that async/await is implemented as a different concurrency mechanism?
They are coroutine state machines in rust and kotlin, and perhaps others.