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Can't you make updated video on this?

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Quick question? I see with Task.Parallel you are manully creating 1,000,000 task which are running in parallelly across multiple core using Task.Parallel, same thing can be acheived using multi-threading if you create 1,000,000 task and cpu will schedule them to run across different core's. Your earlier example where you are running a for loop will also run on single core even when we use Task.Parallel. TPL or Parallel.For does not distribute a single task across multiple cores. A single task runs on one core. To utilize multiple cores, you need to break the workload into multiple parallel tasks. Can you correct me here if I am missing something?

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Amazing explanation once again

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Could you please explain the output for below object obj1 = new StringBuilder("Hello"); object obj2 = "Hello"; Console.WriteLine(obj1 == obj2); // false Console.WriteLine(obj1.Equals(obj2));// false

using System; using System.Text; public class Program { public static void Main() { object obj1 = new StringBuilder("Hello"); object obj2 = "Hello"; char[] values = {'H','e','l','l','o'}; object obj3 = new string("Hello"); Console.WriteLine(obj1 == obj2); Console.WriteLine(obj1.Equals(obj2)); Console.WriteLine(obj2 == obj3); Console.WriteLine(obj2.Equals(obj3)); } } This gives output as False False False True . According to you equals compares content then why does Console.WriteLine(obj1.Equals(obj2)); returns false ? Please explain

You explained it so clearly. Thanks sir

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Best video for Interface I ahve ever seen!!

Very nice video. Where is the next part of TPL tutorial

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Very useful sir. Thank you.

thank you for such an amazing video, the music is so 90's though :D

Summary - Task is an encapsulation on Theads Task Parallel Library: Helps in maximal utilization of all cores present in system which increases performance of an application

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Brilliant explanantion, Thank you!!!

Helpful! Thanks

we can directly for each over the list. here the example isn’t showing the purpose of using ienumerable i.e. abstraction

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11 years old video waw .. still knowledgeable

Anybody please provide second part of this video

Thanks for the video. Since the multiplicity of a student with a course is 0...1 why did you drew two courses in the object diagram?

I dint understand a word, coz I dont speak french, but every your move.next() clearly described the intention of change with a great finale at async/await . Amazing knowledge. Will try to step through this in JS and then will do for C#. Thank you!

What about return multiple values?

after 12 years Task - An opeartion Thread - process a Task (or executes an operation) Multithreading - process multiple task parallel

Thank you. In short, IEnumerable is the collection itself that can be iterated. IEnumerator is an enumerator object that's used to iterate through a collection of data. So for a collection to be enumerable it must provide an enumerator object. IEnumerable exposes the GetEnumerator method that provides that enumerator.

Fantastic video! I really appreciate that you made it as simple as possible while giving enough broad context as to how and why these patterns evolved. Very helpful!

"specify which function you want to bypass" Haven't seen anyone mention this yet but I think it's crucial, thanks for showing with the breakpoint as well

Great explanation! Incidentally, it's not a silly question, and that's not how the word "assign" is pronounced. (Google "pronounce assign.")

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Thank you for this simple explanation video