Python's asyncio.Event is a built-in class within the asyncio module that allows for synchronization between different tasks or coroutines in an asynchronous program. It acts as a simple signaling mechanism, where one or more tasks can wait for an event to occur before proceeding. An event can be set, indicating that it has occurred, or cleared, indicating that it hasn't. Tasks waiting for an event can use the wait() method to pause execution until the event is set, and the set() method can be used to indicate that the event has occurred. The asyncio.Event class provides a straightforward way to coordinate and synchronize multiple tasks in an asynchronous program.
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