Master Multithreading & Asynchronous Programming in C#/.NET

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1 - Introduction

1 -Introduction.mp4

03:46

2 -CPU, Thread and Thread Scheduler.mp4

07:41

3 -Basic Syntax.txt

3 -Basic syntax to start a thread.mp4

15:04

4 -Divide and Conquer.txt

4 -Why threading Divide and Conquer.mp4

12:05

5 -Offload Long Running Tasks.txt

5 -Why threading Offload long running tasks.mp4

11:06

6 -Assignment 1 Web Server Simulation.mp4

05:06

6 -Assignment-Web Server Simulation (Question).txt

7 -Assignment 1 (Answer) Create a Web Server.mp4

09:29

7 -Assignmen-Web Server Simulation(Answer).txt

2 - Threads Synchronization

1 -Threads Synchronization Overview.mp4

11:24

1 -Threads Synchronization Overview.txt

2 -Critical Section and Atomic Operation.mp4

04:04

3 -Exclusive Lock.mp4

04:41

3 -Exclusive Lock.txt

4 -Assignment 2 Airplane seats booking system.mp4

03:46

5 -Assignment 2 (Answer) - Airplane seats booking system.mp4

09:19

5 -Assignment-Tickets Booking System (Answer).txt

6 -Monitor.txt

6 -Use Monitor to add timeout for locks.mp4

12:27

7 -Mutex.txt

7 -Use Mutex to synchronize across processes.mp4

18:30

8 -ReaderWriterLock.txt

8 -Reader and Writer Lock.mp4

17:14

9 -Semaphore.txt

9 -Use semaphore to limit number of threads.mp4

17:55

10 -AutoResetEvent.txt

10 -Use AutoResetEvent for signaling.mp4

15:07

11 -ManualResetEvent.txt

11 -Use ManualResetEvent to release multiple threads.mp4

07:49

12 -Assignment 3 - Two way signaling in Producer - Consumer scenario.mp4

03:35

13 -Assignment 3 (Answer) Two way signaling in Producer - Consumer scenario.mp4

16:03

13 -Assignment 3 - Two way signaling in Producer - Consumer scenario.txt

14 -Thread Affinity.mp4

12:36

14 -Thread Affinity (Blazor).txt

14 -Thread Affinity (Windows Forms).txt

15 -Thread Safety.mp4

02:29

16 -Deadlocks.txt

16 -Nested locks and deadlock.mp4

06:59

3 - Multithreading MISC

1 -Debug programs with multiple threads.mp4

11:55

2 -States of a thread.mp4

05:13

2 -States of a thread.txt

3 -Make thread wait for some time.mp4

04:08

4 -Returning results from a thread.mp4

03:21

5 -Canceling Threads.txt

5 -Canceling a thread.mp4

06:16

6 -ThreadPool.txt

6 -Thread Pool.mp4

13:09

7 -Exception handling in threads.mp4

07:07

7 -Thread Exceptions Handling.txt

4 - Task based Asynchronous Programming

1 -Multithreading vs Asynchronous Programming.mp4

03:08

2 -Basic Syntax of using Task.mp4

03:30

3 -Task vs Thread.mp4

02:35

4 -Task uses thread pool by default.mp4

01:16

5 -Returning result from Task.mp4

02:14

6 -Assignment 4 (Question) - Returning results from Task.mp4

00:36

7 -Assignment 4 (Answer) - Returning results from Task.mp4

03:41

7 -Assignment 4 - Returning Results from task.txt

8 -Task Continuation - Wait, WaitAll, Result.mp4

08:13

8 -Task Continuation-Wait, WaitAll, Result.txt

9 -Task Continuation ContinueWith.mp4

06:38

9 -Task Continuation - ContinueWith.txt

10 -Task Continuation WhenAll, WhenAny.mp4

04:26

10 -Task Continuation - WhenAll.txt

11 -Task Coninuation - Chain & Unwrap.txt

11 -Task Continuation - Continuation Chain & Unwrap.mp4

07:34

12 -Exception Handling in Tasks.mp4

13:36

12 -Exception Handling in Tasks.txt

13 -Tasks synchronization.mp4

03:54

13 -Task Synchronization.txt

14 -Task Cancelation.mp4

08:38

14 -Task Cancelation.txt

5 - Async & Await

1 -Overview Async and Await.txt

1 -Overview of Async & Await.mp4

07:27

2 -Basic syntax of Async and Await.mp4

08:48

2 -Basic syntax of Async and Await.txt

3 -Which thread is used.mp4

04:31

3 -Which thread is used.txt

4 -Continuation after returning value.mp4

06:26

4 -Continuation after returning value.txt

5 -Exception handling with async and await.mp4

02:52

6 -Await and Synchronization Context(Blazor).txt

6 -Await and Synchronization Context(Windows Forms).txt

6 -Await and Synchronization context.mp4

08:10

7 -What does await do.mp4

04:21

6 - Parallel Loops

1 -Parallel Loops Overview.txt

1 -Parallel Loops Overview and Basic Syntax.mp4

11:42

2 -What happens behind the scene.mp4

08:03

3 -Exception handling in parallel loops.mp4

09:14

3 -Parallel Loops Exceptions.txt

4 -Parallel Loops Stop.txt

4 -Stop.mp4

02:54

5 -Break.mp4

03:39

5 -Parallel Loops Break.txt

6 -ParallelLoopResult.mp4

03:30

7 -Cancelation in Parallel Loops.mp4

05:20

7 -Parallel Loops Cancelation.txt

8 -Thread Local Storage.txt

8 -Thread local storage.mp4

11:27

9 -Performance considerations.mp4

06:15

7 - PLINQ

1 -Basics of PLINQ.mp4

14:20

1 -PLINQ - Basics.txt

2 -PLINQ - Producer, consumer and buffer.txt

2 -Producer, consumer and buffer.mp4

04:06

3 -foreach vs ForAll.mp4

05:24

4 -Exception handling in PLINQ.mp4

05:41

4 -PLINQ - Exception handling.txt

5 -Cancelation in PLINQ.mp4

03:39

8 - Concurrent Collections

1 -ConcurrentQueue.mp4

05:09

1 -ConcurrentQueue.txt

2 -ConcurrentStack.mp4

03:16

3 -BlockingCollection.txt

3 -BlockingCollection and Producer & Consumer scenario.mp4

12:50

9 - BONUS SECTION

Description

Multithreading, task based asynchronous programming, async/await, thread synchronization, P-Loops, PLINQ in .NET 8

What You'll Learn?

How threads run within the OS
Start multiple threads
Threads synchronization techniqueues
Thread safety
Thread affinity
Thread pool
Exception handling and cancellation
Task vs Thread
Running tasks
Waiting for tasks
Task continuations
Exception and cancelation handlings
async & await basics
How async and await works under the hood
Harness the power of parallel loops
Stop, break and throw exceptions from parallel loops
Understand the states of the running results
Performance considerations of parallel loops
Harness the power of PLINQ (parallel LINQ)
Understand the usage of concurrent collecitons

Who is this for?

Intermediate and experienced .NET / C# developers who are looking to enhance their skills in multithreading and asynchronous programming.

Students who are pursuing a degree in computer science or a related field.

Professionals who are working in industries where efficient and responsive applications are crucial.

Hobbyists who are interested in expanding their programming knowledge and tackling more complex projects.

What You Need to Know?

Intermediate level in C# and .NET

Visual Studio 2022 or later installed

A strong desire to learn

More details

Description
Welcome to â€œMaster Multithreading and Asynchronous Programming in C# & .NET 8â€! Learning multithreading and asynchronous programming is crucial for developing high-performance, responsive, and scalable applications. These skills enable efficient use of CPU resources, keeping applications responsive by offloading long-running tasks. They are essential for handling real-world scenarios like web servers and complex simulations, and they future-proof your skills for modern multi-core hardware. Mastering these techniques not only enhances problem-solving abilities but also opens up valuable career opportunities in the tech industry.

This comprehensive course is designed to equip you with the skills and knowledge needed to harness the full power of multithreading and asynchronous programming in C# and .NET. Whether youâ€™re a seasoned developer looking to deepen your expertise or a newcomer eager to learn, this course has something for everyone.

Course Overview
In this course, youâ€™ll
Explore the intricacies of CPU, threads, and thread schedulers in .NET, and learn the basic syntax to start a thread.
Youâ€™ll discover the benefits of threading, such as dividing and conquering tasks and offloading long-running processes. Through hands-on assignments, like creating a web server and an airplane seats booking system,
Youâ€™ll gain practical experience in thread synchronization, thread safety, and more. These are very important topics for multithreading / parallel programming.
Weâ€™ll delve into advanced topics like task-based asynchronous programming, async and await, parallel loops, and PLINQ in .NET.
Youâ€™ll also learn about concurrent collections and how to handle exceptions and cancellations in multithreaded environments.
By the end of this course, youâ€™ll be well-versed in creating efficient, responsive, and robust applications using C# in .NET.

Why Choose This Course?
Comprehensive Curriculum: Covering everything from the basics to advanced concepts, this course ensures you have a thorough understanding of multithreading and asynchronous programming.
Hands-On Assignments: Practical assignments help you apply what youâ€™ve learned and gain real-world experience.
Expertly Curated Content: Each module is carefully crafted to build upon the previous one, ensuring a seamless learning curve.
Flexible Learning: Access the course materials anytime, anywhere, and learn at your own pace.

Who Is This Course For?
Intermediate and experienced .NET / C# developers: Looking to enhance their skills in multithreading and asynchronous programming.
Students: Pursuing a degree in computer science or a related field.
Professionals: Working in industries where efficient and responsive applications are crucial.
Hobbyists: Interested in expanding their programming knowledge and tackling more complex projects.
Prerequisites
Intermediate knowledge of C# and .NET
Visual Studio 2022 or later installed
Have a desire to learn
Who this course is for:
Intermediate and experienced .NET / C# developers who are looking to enhance their skills in multithreading and asynchronous programming.
Students who are pursuing a degree in computer science or a related field.
Professionals who are working in industries where efficient and responsive applications are crucial.
Hobbyists who are interested in expanding their programming knowledge and tackling more complex projects.

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With a master degree in software engineering and almost 20 years of professional software development experience, I am excited to be an instructor on Udemy and begin sharing my knowledge and experience through this wonderful platform. I am a full stack developer with extensive experience in .NET technologies like ASP.NET, ASP.NET Core, as well as JavaScript frameworks like Angular, React and VueJs. I am also very experienced with data including SQL Server, Reporting, ETL, Azure Data Factory and Power BI. I have a passion of learning and sharing all my experience in development as well as design and architecture.Besides technologies, I spend a lot time reading about philosophy, thinking and reflecting on life...

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