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WOW!!! You actually made the topic EXTREMELY clear for me! Thanks a bunch! :)
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Nice, thank you :)
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Thanks! Now i understand what threading does and what it's good for!
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You explained a complex topic in a way that anyone could understand. Great tutorial! I think that it would be nice to see a simple real-world application of multiple threads; searching a large array with a linear search is an example I like to use for demonstrations. :)
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What are threads used for?
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thank you
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nice example
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Courier New? Be ashamed! Get Consolas now! :D
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@MaxPFC I know your post was 5 months ago but i have to agree with you here, as i also learned in C++ but evolved right into C# (skipped Java) as a daily coder. Unless you have a need for database programming, bit wise manipulation, and registry handles, C# is more robust, easier, quicker, and less error prone as a development language. Learning C# and OOP was two of the best things i ever did. I only go back to C++ to use Eclipse as an IDE for Linux now.
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thanks
the code :
systemio.net/snippets.php
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Thank you :)!
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how to stop a thread from the middle of its execution?
How do u make the output in command prompt?
DaLunKeZhang 1 year ago
@DaLunKeZhang Usually just Console.WriteLine("text goes here");
QuackWare 1 year ago
Is this only about console applications, or also for Winforms?
(i'm new to c#)
freeuse 2 years ago
You can do the same thing with winforms, it does not matter.
QuackWare 2 years ago