Structured Concurrency Principles

Structured concurrency principles organize and manage concurrent tasks to ensure they are predictable and easier to handle. Think of it like a well-structured team: each task starts, completes, and is managed within a defined scope, making it clear which tasks belong together. This approach prevents tasks from running unchecked or causing conflicts, ensuring that if a parent task is canceled or finishes, all its sub-tasks do too. It improves reliability and simplifies error handling, making complex asynchronous operations safer, more maintainable, and easier to reason about in software development.