Une coroutine n'est pas un thread : Coroutines (1/5)
Summary
The article explains why Kotlin coroutines are not threads and how they enable suspendable work units. It compares the memory and scheduling costs of traditional OS threads, Kotlin coroutines, and Java virtual threads, and introduces the concept of structured concurrency as a core benefit of Kotlin. Real-world examples and diagrams illustrate the differences between concurrency and parallelism and set up further exploration in upcoming episodes.