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Implementing Async Programming in Rust: Exploring async and await
Rust uses the async and await keywords to define and work with asynchronous operations, enabling non-blocking code execution in a clear and manageable way.
An async function in Rust is a function that returns a Future. A Future is a value that represents a computation that may not have completed yet. By marking a function as async, you tell the Rust compiler that the function contains asynchronous operations.