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### Understanding `gather` vs `as_completed`
In this post we'll show two ways to run tasks concurrently: `asyncio.gather` and `asyncio.as_completed`. The `gather` method is used to run multiple tasks concurrently and return the results as a list. The `as_completed` method is used to run multiple tasks concurrently and return the results as they complete.
In this post we'll show two ways to run tasks concurrently: `asyncio.gather` and `asyncio.as_completed`. The `gather` method is used to run multiple tasks concurrently and return the results as a `list`. The `as_completed` returns a `iterable` is used to run multiple tasks concurrently and return the results as they complete. Another great resource on the differences between the two can be found [here](https://medium.com/dev-bits/a-minimalistic-guide-for-understanding-asyncio-in-python-52c436c244ea).
## Example: Batch Processing