February 2025
Intermediate to advanced
248 pages
6h 36m
English
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There are three primary reasons for using multithreading in everyday applications. The first, and the most common, is when an application server needs to manage requests from multiple clients simultaneously. Typically, this is handled by the framework we use, such as ASP.NET, and it is beyond our control. The other two reasons for using multithreading are to finish processing sooner by performing parts of the processing in parallel and to push some tasks to be run later in the background. ...
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