What's the difference between asynchrony and concurrency?
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Answer / Puneet Kumar Anand
Asynchrony is a programming paradigm where the order of execution does not necessarily correspond to the order in which operations are issued. Concurrency, on the other hand, refers to multiple tasks running at the same time within a single process or system. Asynchronous operations can be concurrent if they don't block each other, but not all concurrent operations are asynchronous.
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