Coroutines are a language feature in Kotlin that allow for asynchronous and non-blocking programming. The Kotlin Gradle Plugin, on the other hand, is a plugin for the Gradle build system that allows for building Kotlin projects using Gradle.
There is no direct correlation between coroutines and the Kotlin Gradle Plugin, as each serves a different purpose. However, the Kotlin Gradle Plugin does provide support for writing asynchronous code using coroutines in Gradle tasks, making it easier to write efficient and performant build scripts.
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