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### seq<'T>
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The central difference between `seq<'T>` and `AsyncSeq<'T>` can be illustrated by introducing the notion of time. Suppose that generating subsequent elements of a sequence requires an IO-bound operation. Invoking long running IO-bound operations from within a `seq<'T>` will _block_ the thread which calls `MoveNext` on the corresponding `IEnumerator`. An `AsyncSeq` on the other hand can use facilities provided by the F# `Async` type to make more efficient use of system resources.
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### IObservable<'T>
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See [Comparison with IObservable](ComparisonWithObservable.fsx).
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