When should I use asyncio.Semaphore instead of an asyncio.Queue?
I'm comparing two common ways to control concurrency in async Python. With a semaphore, I can let tasks acquire a limited number of slots before calling something like…
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When should I use asyncio.Semaphore instead of asyncio.Queue for concurrency limits?
I'm comparing two common ways to control concurrency in asyncio. With a semaphore, I can allow up to a fixed number of operations at once: `sem = asyncio.Semaphore(10)`…