Asynchronous Programming in .NET - How ASYNC and AWAIT Work

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In this video, I will talk about asynchronous programming in ASP.NET Core and share with you some additional info about the topic other than just how to modify the synchronous code to the asynchronous one. Of course, I will show you how to do that as well.
Async programming is a parallel programming technique that allows the working process to run separately from the main application thread.
By using async programming, we can avoid performance bottlenecks and enhance the responsiveness of our application.
That’s because we are not sending requests to the server and blocking it while waiting for the responses.
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[@patrickagenonga9930]

Great video on Async and Await

[@CodeMaze]

Thanks! Thank you for watching as well.

[@Fkn1405]

Great content. Thank you very much Code Maze!

[@CodeMaze]

My pleasure! Thank you for watching the video.

[@elpe21]

Well done. I would also add / explain cancellation token

[@CodeMaze]

Thanks. Yeah, make sense. Maybe I can do that in a separate video. It is always an interesting topic.

[@10Totti]

Great video!

[@CodeMaze]

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[@shabanelmogy7912]

thanks

[@CodeMaze]

You are most welcome.