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Continuous asynchronous Ping using TAP and IProgress in C#5

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 Peter Butzhammer
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Peter Butzhammer studied physics but decided to work as a software developer 10 years ago. He has a strong interest in statistics, simulation and functional programming.

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This article shows how to use C# 5 async functions to create a continuous asynchronous ping and report progress to the UI.
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First Posted 22 Oct 2012
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