CPU, Thread and Thread Scheduler
Basic Syntax to start a thread
Why threading Divide and Conquer
Why threading Offload long running tasks
Reasons for multithreading programming
Assignment 1 (Question): Create a Web Server
Assignment 1 (Answer): Create a Web Server
Threads Synchronization Overview
Critical Section and Atomic Operation
Exclusive Lock
Assignment 2 (Question) - Airplane seats booking system
Assignment 2 (Answer) - Airplane seats booking system
Use Monitor to add timeout for locks
Use Mutex to synchronize across processes
Reader and Writer Lock
Use semaphore to limit number of threads
Use AutoResetEvent for signaling
Use ManualResetEvent to release multiple threads
Assignment 3 - Two way signaling in Producer - Consumer scenario
Assignment 3 (Answer): Two way signaling in Producer - Consumer scenario
Thread Affinity
Thread Safety
Nested locks and deadlock
Debug programs with multiple threads
States of a thread
Make thread wait for some time
Returning results from a thread
Canceling a thread
Thread Pool
Exception handling in threads
Multithreading vs Asynchronous Programming
Basic Syntax of using Task
Task vs Thread
Task uses thread pool by default
Returning result from Task
Assignment 4 (Question) - Returning results from Task
Assignment 4 (Answer) - Returning results from Task
Task Continuation - Wait, WaitAll, Result
Task Continuation - ContinueWith
Task Continuation WhenAll, WhenAny
Task Continuation - Continuation Chain & Unwrap
Exception Handling in Tasks
Tasks synchronization
Task Cancelation
Overview of Async & Await
Basic syntax of Async and Await
Which thread is used
Continuation after returning value
Exception handling with async and await
Await and Synchronization context
What does await do
Parallel Loops Overview and Basic Syntax
What happens behind the scene
Exception handling in parallel loops
Stop
Break
ParallelLoopResult
Cancelation in Parallel Loops
Thread local storage
Performance considerations
