In today’s world, everyone is familiar with multitasking, which simply indicates that you can do multiple things in parallel. Consider a common scenario. For example, as I am writing this chapter using Microsoft Word on my laptop, I’m listening to a very calm piece of music in Windows Media Player. In much the same way, you can execute different methods in a C# application simultaneously. To implement this concept, you need to be familiar with multithreading.
In earlier days, computers had a single processor, but nowadays, the scenario has changed a lot. Most computers in ...
