book-exploring-async-basics
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[Translation] 8_2_setting_up_runtime.md
I find it easier to write about this if we don't need to jump between functions too much and can just cover all this logic from a-z.
This sentence is not easy for me to understand. Could you please clarify it?
It means that it's better for me to write one long function with all the logic chronologically since it's easier for me to explain in a book format, but I won't recommend writing such long functions in your own code since you should probably split it up in smaller functions with good descriptive names.
How about the cover all this logic from a-z? It looks like a phrase.
Yeah, it's a phrase. It means "cover all this logic chronologically from the start to the end" ("a" is the start of the English alphabet, "z" is the end of the English alphabet)