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Annotation Types Summary

Class	Description
Blocking	Annotation used to indicate that the annotated method is inherently blocking and so should not be executed on a non-blockable thread (I/O thread, event loops...).
Experimental	Annotation that specifies that an element is experimental and may change without notice.
NonBlocking	Annotation used to indicate that the annotated method is inherently non-blocking and so can be executed on a non-blockable thread (I/O threads, event loops...) without the need to offload the work to another thread.