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Some characteristics of co-expressions:
* They encapsulate their working environment. They will have their own copies of local variables. They can maintain their state separate from their caller.
* Mutable local variables are still subject to side-effects if the objects they refer to are modified.
* They often have multiple entry points: the initial entry point and subsequent transfer points.
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* Arbitrary numbers of co-expressions may be run in parallel.
* Flows between co-expressions don't need to be hierarchical.
And while the original motivations for co-expressions was to facilitate co-routine calling flows, many of the solutions that use them do so to take advantage of these other characteristics.
==== Co-Expression Articles and References ====
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