"Lazy Features vs Eager Tasks" section contains wrong info #44
Description
In the section comparing C# / JavaScript / Python vs. Go / Rust, the text states that creating a Python coroutine executes it immediately.
This is incorrect. In Python, simply calling an async def function does not execute a single line of code inside that function. Instead, it merely creates and returns a coroutine object. Execution only begins when that coroutine is explicitly yielded to the event loop (for example, by using await or asyncio.create_task()).
Could we update this section to reflect that Python coroutines are strictly unexecuted objects upon creation?