C# – Multi Threading

Multi-threading is a process of executing two or more threads (programs) simultaneously to utilize the processor maximum.

Multi-tasking:

• We can implement multi-tasking in two ways.
  • Program(process) based
  • Sub program (thread) based.

Single Threaded application:

• The following example shows the execution process of program without threading.
• In the Program, execution starts from default thread called main().
• Execution become sequential as we are not created any custom threads.

using System; namespace ThreadingApp {             internal class Program             {                         static void Main(string[] args)                         {                                     First.print1to50();                                     Second.print50to1();                         }             } }   public class First {             public static void print1to50()             {                         for (int i = 1; i <= 50; i++)                         {                                     Console.WriteLine(“i value : ” + i);                         }             } }   public class Second {             public static void print50to1()             {                         for (int j = 50; j >= 1; j–)                         {                                     Console.WriteLine(“j value : ” + j);                         }             } }