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Async iteration and generators #418

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@danilolmc, could you update your pull request?

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@Peruibeloko, could you do the honours?

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Além dos comentários que deixei, senti falta de conectores como artigos em diversos pontos, como "o await", "o - async", etc. mas não acho que sejam problemas grandes demais para prejudicar a compreensão do texto

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/done

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I approve it.

@nazarepiedady nazarepiedady merged commit 7c6f74b into javascript-tutorial:master Mar 6, 2024
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