Define Asynchronous programming techniques with examples of async/ wait functions.

 Asynchronous programming techniques

  • Asynchronous programming in C# is an efficient approach towards activities blocked or access is delayed.
  • If an activity is blocked in a synchronous then, the complete application waits and it takes more time. By using the asynchronous approach the applications continue with other ' tasks as well.'
  • The async and await keywords in C# are used in async programming. Using them, we can work with .Net resources, .Net Core, etc.

Example:

using System;

using System. Threading. Tasks;

namespace My Console App

{

 Class Async Await Test 

{

 Static void Main (string [ ]args)

{

 Method1(); 

Method 2(); 

Console. ReadKey ();

public static async Task Method1()

await Task.Run(() => 

{

 for(int & i= 0; i ≤ 100; i++) 

Console Write Line ("Methed 1");

}

});

}

 public static void Method 2 

{

 for (int i=0; i <25, i++)

{

Console.WriteLine (Method 2"); 

}

}

}

}

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