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Description<\/span><\/h2>\n

C# Multithreading Basics Course. This course provides the basic concepts of multithreading in C# so that developers can increase the efficiency of their programs. Many programmers start with single-threaded programming, where operations are executed sequentially, but in some cases, there is a need to execute tasks synchronously or asynchronously to improve speed and efficiency. For example, in a single-threaded program, if one task takes 30 seconds and another takes 0.5 seconds, you have to wait for the first task to finish, but in multithreaded programming, you can see the result of the second task immediately and even reduce the execution time of the first task. In C# and .NET, there are several ways to implement multithreading, including Thread, ThreadPool, Task, async\/await, and parallel programming, which may seem complicated at first. This two-hour course will help you choose the best method for each situation. Some of the main topics include single-threaded application problems, the basics of the multithreading model in C#, BackgroundWorker, using Dispatcher to update the UI, ThreadPool, Task.Run, TaskFactory, async\/await, and parallel programming. The course also provides an interesting practical example that compares the speed of concatenating a string 50,000 times using string and StringBuilder, and the results will be amazing.<\/span><\/p>\n

What you will learn<\/span><\/h3>\n