What is the difference synchronous and asynchronous programming?

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[@shobhamahadev118]

Async programs runs concurrently using only one main thread but if you use await it will create one more thread internally by TPL which is called callback thread to resume from that place. Summary: asynchronous programming doesn't use multi threads. Multi threading programs executes in parallel and async programs runs concurrently.

[@roku_on_it]

Threads don’t run parallel unless they run in different CPUs, otherwise they run concurrently.

[@undergraduate6050]

Concurrent means at the same time and parallel is what you said.

[@youraccountissuspended]

what is the difference between async and multi thread?

[@interviewhappy]

I already explained in my other videos

[@user-gl1td1hh7l]

That’s more multithreading programming rather than asynchronous. Asynchronous programming is meant to use as less threads as possible without blocking the calling method. Task.Run() schedules and runs task in another thread from thread pool

[@davidemmanuel3001]

What if i need the result of the first method as input for the second method?

[@SSSALLJOBSPORTAL]

Asynchronous will help when independent tasks are there.

[@koustavmandal1750]

What you explain is multi threading . Its is asynchronous programming when all tasks wait and main thread doesn't exist till task finishes . In your example console may only print 10 and main thread might exit .

[@koustavmandal1750]

This is not ayschronous problem ..its just your running thing in different thread

[@anoopkumarg9981]

How do you handle if it throws Thread Being Abort, If we have more threads get created?

[@homebrew07]

Since Method2() and Method3() would be ran at the same time, would that cause a race condition? Is there a situation where 30 could appear before 20 or will Method3() always run slightly after Method2()?

[@interviewhappy]

I don't think so. First method2() will start and immediately method3() will start. So method2() have first start advantage. Now if method2() have complex logic then it may take time.

[@shirishshinde8920]

How 10 is at last even though it's thread started to execute first?

[@pauldickman4379]

Method1() has Thread.Sleep(500);

[@crackit5747]

Thnk u sir

[@interviewhappy]

Most welcome @crackit5747

[@ivanvincent7534]

This is not asynchronous. There is no async or await keywords. You are misinforming people.

[@waiting_for_]

This is untrue