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How to use Continuations in Swift (withCheckedThrowingContinuation) | Swift Concurrency #7

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Continuations are a super-handy addition to the Swift language that allows us to convert code that is not created for an asynchronous context into code that can easily be integrated into our async/await methods. In this video, we will look at withCheckedThrowingContinuation and convert some @escaping closures into our Swift Concurrency code. This is perfect for SDKs and APIs that are not yet updated for Swift Concurrency! API: https://picsum.photos/300 Next video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-JLenSTKEcA Previous video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=epBbbysk5cU

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