`AbstractEventLoop.stop()` is a method provided by the Python `asyncio` library. It is used to manually stop the event loop, which is responsible for scheduling and executing asynchronous tasks. When called, this method initiates the graceful shutdown of the event loop by causing it to stop running and preventing any further execution of tasks. It ensures that all pending tasks are completed before the event loop terminates, allowing for proper cleanup and resource management. This method is commonly used when the program requires explicit termination of the event loop, rather than allowing it to run indefinitely.
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