@SanjayVyas I also believe any one of the following i.e He, She, They, Any/Dynamic (for programmers who hate python) would suffice. Please correct me if I'm being (unconsciously) ignorant here.
@SanjayVyas Many people are saying that "He/They" can exist. But @SanjayVyas hasn't asked that. He asked whether "He/Them/Theirs" can exist. If yes, what would it mean?
@StarHealthIns It has been almost 48 hours since I have submitted my grievance over an unsatisfactory claim settlement to this mail address gro[at]starhealth[dot]in. Haven't even got a received statement let alone getting a resolution.
@yogeshpaliyal@sunny52525@thelumiereguy @c99_rahul I see. I was trying to find an invite on my DM previously. But, it seems I have to join directly to the community. Anyway, thanks :)
@androminor @c99_rahul @vismay_patil I think there is some problem. It hasn't reached my DM yet! I have tried to check for new message requests. But there is nothing 🙆♂️
@AnaStanescu22 I don't think scholarship can be considered as a source of income. It's money that got transferred. Not earned by selling some service or doing any production.
@ErikHellman @androiddevRTbot I don't know about others but I use stateFlow a lot. Simply because I can change its value from other threads pretty easily.
@vinchamp77 It implies any suspend function implemented with this convention would change thread of execution on their own. They won't block the caller thread.
That means, "viewModelScope.launch { someSuspendFunction()}" would normally be safe to do.
@vinchamp77 "To make everybody’s life simpler we use the following convention: suspending functions do not block the caller thread. The means to implement this convention are provided by the withContext function."
(2/3 😅)