Please bare with me, I'm learning Python, more specially parallel programming. At the time the book was published Async/Await was still in the beta version of Python, and so, the book doesn't cover it. It covers Asyncio.

Now with the release of Python 3.5, Async/Await has been implemented in python. My question is, is the logic behind Asyncio.wait() and async/await, the same, just the code is written differently? Would I be wasting my time learning Asyncio? I just got the book in the mail, and I would appreciate it if it wasn't out of date so fast.

Side Note: I posted this question on SO, but, I'm getting no where. It's been downvoted and only 1 comment. Still doesn't help.

A quick skim of the official Python documentation tells me that Asyncio is not deprecated and that it's very much still relevant.

Good to hear, thanks for the reply.

1. So, what exactly is the difference between Asyncio.wait() and async/await? Is the logic behind them the same?
2. Would it be better to learn asyncio first and then async/await?

No idea. I'm afraid I'm quite behind on these.