You might have heard of the Goroutine Scheduler before, but how well do we really know how it works? How does it pair goroutines with threads?
> It indicates the number of goroutines that can operate concurrently — imagine them running side by side.
Shouldn't there be "in parallel" instead of "concurrently" if they are side by side, like in the Concurrency vs Parallelism picture? :)
> It indicates the number of goroutines that can operate concurrently — imagine them running side by side.
Shouldn't there be "in parallel" instead of "concurrently" if they are side by side, like in the Concurrency vs Parallelism picture? :)