What is a task flow?

The task flow in the context of Golang usually refers to a sequence of steps or stages that a task or process goes through. It can describe the execution logic, transitions between states, or stages of data processing.

For example, in a task processing system, the flow may include:

• Receiving a task
• Validating input data
• Executing core logic
• Error handling
• Completion and sending the result

In Go, this is often implemented using channels, goroutines, and states, providing asynchronous and parallel processing. Understanding the task flow helps structure the code and manage complex processes.