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missing the ``self`` parameter. (Contributed by Suren Nihalani in
:gh:`152315`.)

* :func:`anext` and :func:`aiter` are now implemented in Python instead
of C. The awaitable returned by ``anext(it, default)`` and the
``__anext__()`` of the iterator returned by ``aiter(callable, ...)`` are
now plain coroutines, so introspection tools such as
:func:`asyncio.print_call_graph` can see through them into the awaited code.
(Contributed by Kumar Aditya in :gh:`157361`.)


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