Comparing Effect.suspend() and Effect.sync() in TypeScript

Milad · 2024-02-26T11:50:07.186Z

Hi 🙂 I would be happy to catch stones of feedback i was wondering what's the subtle difference between: ```ts Effect.suspend(() => Effect.succeed(Date.now())); ``` vs ```ts Effect.sync(() => Date.now()); ```

I would be happy to catch stones of feedback

i was wondering what's the subtle difference between:

Effect.suspend(() => Effect.succeed(Date.now()));

Effect.suspend(() => Effect.succeed(Date.now()));

Effect.suspend(() => Effect.succeed(Date.now()));

Effect.suspend(() => Effect.succeed(Date.now()));

Effect.sync(() => Date.now());

Effect.sync(() => Date.now());

Effect.sync(() => Date.now());

Effect.sync(() => Date.now());

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