Python has had the ability to run code asynchronously, but the syntax has been derided as “un-Pythonic” — not in line with the language’s espoused behaviors. The async/await function is ...

The asynchrony (i.e., whether a method would have asynchronous behavior) actually depends on the suspension point you have mentioned in your method using the “await” keyword.

There is an easy solution: Pass the result of your method to the Task object's static FromResult method, which will load the Task object's Result property (which, really, is what all that async/await ...