[Python] What is the core difference between asyncio and trio?

Discussão em 'Python' iniciado por Stack, Fevereiro 10, 2025.

  1. Stack

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    Today, I found a library named trio which says itself is an asynchronous API for humans. These words are a little similar with requests'. As requests is really a good library, I am wondering what is the advantages of trio.

    There aren't many articles about it, I just find an article discussing curio and asyncio. To my surprise, trio says itself is even better than curio(next-generation curio).

    After reading half of the article, I cannot find the core difference between these two asynchronous framework. It just gives some examples that curio's implementation is more convenient than asyncio's. But the underlying structure is almost the same.

    So could someone give me a reason I have to accept that trio or curio is better than asyncio? Or explain more about why I should choose trio instead of built-in asyncio?

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