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# Async Rust
Threads are not the only way to write concurrent programs in Rust.
In this chapter we'll explore another approach: **asynchronous programming**.
Threads are not the only way to write concurrent programs in Rust.\
In this chapter we'll explore another approach: **asynchronous programming**.
In particular, you'll get an introduction to:
- The `async`/`.await` keywords, to write asynchronous code effortlessly
- The `Future` trait, to represent computations that may not be complete yet
- `tokio`, the most popular runtime for running asynchronous code
- The cooperative nature of Rust asynchronous model, and how this affects your code
- The cooperative nature of Rust asynchronous model, and how this affects your code