An example of creating and printing a coroutine

coroutine_1.py

from pprint import pprint

async def something_async():
    return "I'm not really async!"

def main():
    coroutine = something_async()
    
    print(f"{coroutine}\n")
    pprint(dir(coroutine))

main()

# Output:
#
# <coroutine object something_async at 0x7fce604a14c0>
# ['__await__',
#  '__class__',
#  '__del__',
#  '__delattr__',
#  '__dir__',
#  '__doc__',
#  '__eq__',
#  ...