Suspend Functions - Kotlin Coroutines

Great explanation

Good explanation, But you didnot mention How can we run both functions in different time!!

does suspend function launches new coroutine or not please answer??

is the Suspend function used only to restrict a function to call inside a Coroutine scpoe or suspend function ? is there any other reason to use suspend function

Clear and Precise with explanation..

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Should I switch Dispatcher y every network call or set dispatcher in the coroutine?

Nice explanation. Thanks.

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Just to mention, the networkCall() methods return the result after 3 seconds to their respective variables, but it needs 3+3=6 seconds to write them in the logcat.

Is there any roadmap we should take when watching your videos? I started with the Kotlin course then moved on to the android fundamentals course until I realized that I needed to learn some Jetpack Compose and started that until learning I needed to learn about coroutines and am now here.

I have been watching your videos from a week now and I have to say I have never understood things better than ever.

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great work...
very helpful and organised

cause you are logging message after call, it takes 6 second. if you logging result after each call, it would be 3 second. <3

Oh so that's the thing, when people say that suspend functions can be paused and resumed, actually they pause and resume the coroutine, in which scope they are running right?

One key takeaway, code inside the launch is synchronous, Execution will wait until each line gets completed.

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Nice clear and informative video, cheers.

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Hey got a quick question, if instead of assigning values to doNetworkCall and doNetworkCall2, we just said Log.d(TAG,doNetworkCall()) would it make a difference?

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Very clear explanation. Nice work. Thanks dude

But you didn't explain what is a suspend function and why to use it.

Very easy and interactive way to teach coroutines. Keep it up.

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Bro what's the difference when we call suspend or non-suspend function in coroutine?

Awesome explanation.
I have a doubt regarding the adding up of delay times.
I tried following the same example, but in my case, it took 3 secs to print the first function response and after another 3 seconds, it printed the second function response unlike how it printed both the statements after 6 seconds. Is there a reason why it is happening like that?

GlobalScope.launch {
Log.d(TAG,doNetworkCall())
Log.d(TAG,doNetworkCall2())
}

suspend fun doNetworkCall():String {
delay(3000L)
return "this is a custom suspend function"
}

suspend fun doNetworkCall2():String {
delay(3000L)
return "this is a custom suspend function2"
}

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Finally I am starting to understand coroutines. You are doing a great job Sir.

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Thank You good explanation.

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Very nice. Hope you will tell us about the influence of the delay on the delay in next videos)

Why is the delay added up? why is it not, that the first "This is the answer" statement printed after 3 second and the next after 3 more seconds?
Could you please help to clear my doubt.

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delay and suspend functions are basically same, so how can we identify usage scenario means when to use delay and where suspend functions

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Since you can actually run regular functions inside of a corountine, what is the actual purpose of a suspend function? What's the point?

Helpful video thank you

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