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substle => subtle, added missing backtick after </footnote>

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Reviewed-on: https://dart-review.googlesource.com/8180
Reviewed-by: William Hesse <whesse@google.com>
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In this example, some other function is testing for the value of the `isDoingRequest`. If that field is set to false, it invokes `doRequest`, which, in the first line, sets the value to `true`. However, because of the asynchronous start, the field is not set immediately, but only in the next microtask. This means that other calls to foo might still see the `isDoingRequest` as `false` and initiate more requests.
This mistake can happen easily when switching from synchronous functions to `async` functions. The code is much easier to read, but the additional delay could introduce substle bugs.
This mistake can happen easily when switching from synchronous functions to `async` functions. The code is much easier to read, but the additional delay could introduce subtle bugs.
Running synchronously also brings Dart in line with other languages, like Ecmascript. `<footnote>`C# also executes the body of async functions synchronously. However, C# doesn't guarantee, that `await` always yields. If a `Task` (the equivalent class for `Future`) is already completed, C# code may immediately continue running at the `await` point.`</footnote>
Running synchronously also brings Dart in line with other languages, like Ecmascript. `<footnote>`C# also executes the body of async functions synchronously. However, C# doesn't guarantee, that `await` always yields. If a `Task` (the equivalent class for `Future`) is already completed, C# code may immediately continue running at the `await` point.`</footnote>`
### Required Changes
Switching to synchronous starts of `async` functions requires changes in the specification and in our tools.