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# Under the Hood: Executing `Future`s and Tasks
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# Sous le capot : exécuter les `Future`s et les tâches

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In this section, we'll cover the underlying structure of how `Future`s and
asynchronous tasks are scheduled. If you're only interested in learning
how to write higher-level code that uses existing `Future` types and aren't
interested in the details of how `Future` types work, you can skip ahead to
the `async`/`await` chapter. However, several of the topics discussed in this
chapter are useful for understanding how `async`/`await` code works,
understanding the runtime and performance properties of `async`/`await` code,
and building new asynchronous primitives. If you decide to skip this section
now, you may want to bookmark it to revisit in the future.
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Dans cette section, nous allons étudier la structure sous-jacente de
l'ordonnancement des `Future`s et des tâches asynchrones. Si vous vous intéressez
uniquement à l'apprentissage de l'écriture de code de haut niveau qui utilise
les types `Future` existants et que vous n'êtes pas intéressés par détails du
fonctionnement des types `Future`, vous pouvez passer au chapitre suivant.
Cependant, certains sujets abordés dans ce chapitre sont utiles pour comprendre
comment le code de `async` et `await` fonctionne, comprendre l'environnement
d'exécution et les caractéristiques de performance du code `async` et `await`,
ainsi que la création de nouvelles primitives asynchrones.
Si vous décidez de sauter cette section, vous devriez le marquer pour revenir le
consulter à nouveau.

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Now, with that out of the way, let's talk about the `Future` trait.
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Maintenance que vous savez cela, commençons par parler du trait `Future`.
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# Table des matières

- [Sous le capot : exécuter les `Future`s et les tâches](02_execution/01_chapter.md)

[Traduction des termes](translation-terms.md)