C# developers are quite familiar with using foreach and for loops. By using these iteration statements, we can repeatedly execute a statement or a block of statements. This chapter primarily focuses on their parallel versions. It also helps you experiment with similar constructs that support parallel programming.
Before we discuss parallel loops, let’s analyze a common scenario where you would usually use ...
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