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Recently, I stumbled upon one of Baeldung’s post showing how to use threads to print odd and even numbers: one thread dedicated to print odd numbers, another one to print even ones. Since I became aware of them, I was very interested in Kotlin coroutines and how they make concurrent programming code easier to read and write. I wanted to check how using coroutines would yield better code. Show me the code This is what I came up with: import java.util.concurrent.ThreadLocalRandom imp

I don’t know if events became part of software engineering since Graphical-User Interface interactions, but for sure they are a very convenient way of modeling them. With more and more interconnected systems, asynchronous event management has become an important issue to tackle. With Functional-Programming also on the raise, this gave birth to libraries such as RxJava. However, modeling a problem as the handling of a stream of events shouldn’t be restricted to system events handling.