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Threading in c#

Two for loops Running


Threading

 Threading in C# refers to the ability to execute multiple sequences


of code (called threads) simultaneously within the same process.
 Each thread runs independently and can perform tasks concurrently,
allowing for multitasking.
 In C#, the Thread class from the System.Threading namespace is
used to create and manage threads.
 Multithreading is the process of running multiple threads
concurrently. It allows an application to handle multiple tasks at the
same time.
 Every C# application starts with a single thread, called the main
thread, which is responsible for running the Main() method.
How to create a Thread
Types of Thread

 Foreground Thread-Foreground threads continue to run until they


complete their execution, even if the main application thread
terminates.
 The application will not terminate until all foreground threads have
finished.
 Foreground threads is created if any thread user create using the
Thread class.
 Background threads – Background threads run as long as the
main application thread is running. Once all foreground threads finish,
the application will terminate, even if background threads are still
running.
 Used for tasks that are not critical to the application, like logging or
background maintenance.
 Can be set by setting the IsBackground property of the Thread object
Foreground thread
Background thread

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