How I Can Get Some Example Of Problem That Solved By Threading In C#?

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I want to start learning threads so I want some example that solved by threads

Posted 5-Nov-15 9:57am

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Salman622 6-Nov-15 2:02am

Its a simple thing for example if you have multiple gridview on your web form
Like a dash board and all grid take some what time to bind its data.
so here you can use threading were all grid will simultaneously bind its data
and your application speeds up.

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Patrice T · Answer 1 · 2015-11-05T10:23:00

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There is no problem solved by threading.
Threading is only about speeding up the problem treatment, so that the solution come faster.
I guess Google will give you plenty of references/examples of what threading is really about.

To downvoter: Ok, a rather abrupt response, but it is essentially it.

Posted 5-Nov-15 10:23am

Patrice T

Updated 5-Nov-15 10:45am

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PIEBALDconsult 5-Nov-15 17:46pm

+5I was going to say the same thing. But not as an answer.

Patrice T 5-Nov-15 17:49pm

Thank you