What is the difference between Threads and Tasks?

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[@RahulSharma-ps1rf]

Tasks divide the work across available processors but threads do not do this automatically. Threads give concurrency but actual parallelism is given by tasks. It depends we need concurrency or parallelism

[@interviewhappy]

Really good observation Rahul. That why we call learning never stops.

[@junior.santana]

Task is NOT a simple wrapper around threads. Most common use for Tasks are asyncronous I/O operations

[@braydentoews7907]

Great explanation, I’d say add a 3rd option/explanation of Socket to “complete” the information (though most will never go this low) 😊

[@ermahesh2009]

keep going

[@adarshsingh8462]

Thank you so much to clear concept

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[@thameemansari6644]

Explanation is nice. But why the cycle and motorcycle concept 😂

[@swaroopdhungana3536]

doing same thing but in different ways. You can goto a destination by bike,car,walk,aeroplane etc.

[@davidemmanuel3001]

Wow

[@bijaydixit9831]

Don't give wrong information to techies.

[@maneeshdeepankar2984]

Very nice

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[@Aman-x5g]

❤

[@arnab1188]

Nice

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[@samuelk5847]

Nice

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