July 2015
Intermediate to advanced
1300 pages
87h 27m
English
As you remember from Chapter 41, the Task class provides methods and other members that enable you to execute CPU-intensive work, by splitting code across all the available processors so that most of the code is executed concurrently, when possible. Such members of the Task class return instances of the Task class itself, and therefore can be used along with Await. This possibility has some advantages:
You can execute synchronous code on a separate thread more easily.
You can run multiple tasks concurrently and ...
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