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No, I'd say you got it right... The term "threaded application" pretty much implies "parallel" execution of those threads--as long as you assume the threads to be asynchronous. If they are synchronous, then one might argue that the first thread stops to wait for the second and therefore they aren't truly executing at the same time. But with only one core, you don't have much other choice. So while I can see his point, I think you have presented this in an accurate fashion. Thanks!
Well in the last part of the video..I can see 'The main application has exited' and below that 'Function1 is entered'...How it is possible...I mean as it reaches to the end of the main program first it shouldn't display the 'Function1 is entered' at all.... Is it because of the delay in writing/displaying to the console application (I mean thread reached first to 'Function1 is entered' and then 'The main application has exited' but display wise it looks opposite) or I am missing something....???
I don't think it matters whether or not the threads are foreground or background. As I understand it, that only affects the persistence of the spawned thread when the parent thread terminates...as you've shown in your demonstration. I got a lot of information from your video, so thanks again for posting it!
when he had function 1 & 2 = parallel tasks when it was just function 1 and explaining foreground and background thread...i guess it technically could be both threaded tasks and parallel tasks (I would go more with threaded tasks since you could argue that there is only one thread)
S...Because, Parallel code execution concept revolves around the execution of code in multiple processors....But in case of single processor MultiThreding concept(as demonstarted here), the processor executes for a specific time the code in function 1 and function 2. What this implies is that, the processor executes the code in f1 and then for f2. When it is executing f2, f1 is not executed.So, this is not parallel code execution.
Hiee sir , in ur 1st example i've added IsBackground = true for both the function but Function1 and Function2 is still looping and executing after Main thread has ended. what m i doing wrong ? Thread obj1 = new Thread(Function1); Thread obj2 = new Thread(Function2); obj1.IsBackground = true; obj2.IsBackground = true; obj1.Start(); obj2.Start(); Console.WriteLine("Main application has ended"); Console.ReadKey();
+Saurabh Main thread hasn't ended after displaying its message on the console. It waits for your next command Console.ReadKey(); Delete that, start the app with Ctrl + F5 evth should be fine
can you please describe the timing of thread sleep in this program. Means which function call's when after 4 sec as we see there are in function1 and function 2 calling sequence
Also background threads abruptly end when all foreground threads end. So none of the cleanups will be performed including any cleanup in the finally block. So if any cleanup is important, use foreground thread or implement some way to cleanup the background before ending last foreground thread.
sir i've question if we don't call thread.sleep() method in both Function1 and Function2 Method then what will happen and its mandatory that we must call sleep() in threading
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Much better than my instructor. Short and to the point!
Small correction in this vedio : Background thread will live until the life time of last foreground thread belongs to that process.
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Excellent, simple and easy to remember tutorial. Best explanation I found so far. Thanks, keep your great job.
No, I'd say you got it right... The term "threaded application" pretty much implies "parallel" execution of those threads--as long as you assume the threads to be asynchronous. If they are synchronous, then one might argue that the first thread stops to wait for the second and therefore they aren't truly executing at the same time. But with only one core, you don't have much other choice. So while I can see his point, I think you have presented this in an accurate fashion. Thanks!
Great video! It helped me better understand threading in C#. Thank you!
This was an awesome demonstration of Thread. Totally realised, thx a lot. Very understandable.
Straight to the point and clearly explained. Awesome
This video helps me a lot. Thank you.
Excellent video. Thanks a lot.
This is kept simple and straight forward to the point. Good one
Perfect for beginners in threading concept, great help
Great explanation, thanks for sharing
very2 helpful for me to understand the Thread. Thanks dude for the video
really good explanation on threading.. thnkz for the video.
Well in the last part of the video..I can see 'The main application has exited' and below that 'Function1 is entered'...How it is possible...I mean as it reaches to the end of the main program first it shouldn't display the 'Function1 is entered' at all.... Is it because of the delay in writing/displaying to the console application (I mean thread reached first to 'Function1 is entered' and then 'The main application has exited' but display wise it looks opposite) or I am missing something....???
Excellent video, very informative. Thanks.
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Thank you for your videos they are very useful!
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Great tutorial sir. Well done. It helped me a lot!
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Thank you! very easy to understand
Hi, Your explanation is too good and i find it very informative and understandable just in one watch.Thanks.
beautifully demonstrated.. thank you alot..
Much better explanation...Thanks. :)
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Nice vid! You made this simple.
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Task - An opeartion
Thread - process a Task (or executes an operation)
Multithreading - process multiple task parallel
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I don't think it matters whether or not the threads are foreground or background. As I understand it, that only affects the persistence of the spawned thread when the parent thread terminates...as you've shown in your demonstration.
I got a lot of information from your video, so thanks again for posting it!
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Very helpful thanks
when he had function 1 & 2 = parallel tasks
when it was just function 1 and explaining foreground and background thread...i guess it technically could be both threaded tasks and parallel tasks (I would go more with threaded tasks since you could argue that there is only one thread)
Thread means parallel execution? Is not it is time slicing or context switching
Hi Sir,
Please make video on difference between Finalize vs Dispose in C#
Did i mix up ?
No
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S...Because, Parallel code execution concept revolves around the execution of code in multiple processors....But in case of single processor MultiThreding concept(as demonstarted here), the processor executes for a specific time the code in function 1 and function 2. What this implies is that, the processor executes the code in f1 and then for f2. When it is executing f2, f1 is not executed.So, this is not parallel code execution.
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When you run 2 different threads - will they run parallely in the same core processor or will they run on two different processors ?
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I realize diferent beetwen foreground & Backgroung Threads completly...
Thanks for your VERY helpful video !
so what is use of background thread
Hiee sir , in ur 1st example i've added IsBackground = true for both the function but Function1 and Function2 is still looping and executing after Main thread has ended. what m i doing wrong ?
Thread obj1 = new Thread(Function1);
Thread obj2 = new Thread(Function2);
obj1.IsBackground = true;
obj2.IsBackground = true;
obj1.Start();
obj2.Start();
Console.WriteLine("Main application has ended");
Console.ReadKey();
+Saurabh Main thread hasn't ended after displaying its message on the console. It waits for your next command Console.ReadKey(); Delete that, start the app with Ctrl + F5 evth should be fine
Sir,may i ask,how does threading differs with delegate chaining? Thank you in advance.
can you please describe the timing of thread sleep in this program. Means which function call's when after 4 sec as we see there are in function1 and function 2 calling sequence
can u explain when to use forground and background ?
Use background for tasks that don't involve any user interaction.
Also background threads abruptly end when all foreground threads end. So none of the cleanups will be performed including any cleanup in the finally block. So if any cleanup is important, use foreground thread or implement some way to cleanup the background before ending last foreground thread.
Santosh Kulkarni Nice :) Thank you :)
Santosh Kulkarni Really good explanation.
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Does
Any one have a example of STA threads managing com object with form
And running other tasks on background threads
sir please tell me threadstart delegate
Great vid, its like taking lessons from Frank Sinatra :D in other words.... thanks.
Why? What is the difference?
you should not mix up the definition for threaded tasks and parallel tasks.
sir i've question if we don't call thread.sleep() method in both Function1 and Function2 Method then what will happen
and its mandatory that we must call sleep() in threading
No it,s not mandatory if u want to stop your thread for some time then you can invoke thread.Sleep() method
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Hindu is a religion... not a race. That's like saying "Great another Christian tutorial." He sounds Indian, but I could be wrong. Also he knows his shit that's clear, so I don't mind the accent. I'm not an ignorant American.
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