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Coroutine Context and Dispatchers

Every coroutine runs in a CoroutineContext — a set of rules that includes a Job (for cancellation), a dispatcher (which thread pool runs the code), and optional user keys. You rarely build contexts by hand; you inherit them from a scope or use withContext to switch one piece.

What a dispatcher is
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