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In Chapter 1 we described what threading is. We covered a lot of the common ground that many may be familiar with already. Knowing the what portion of threading is important. In this chapter, you will see how to implement some basic threading; however, it is of equal, if not greater importance, to understand when to use threading.
By the end of this chapter, you will understand:
The System.Threading namespace
What design issues there are in the use of threads
What resources are used by threads
What are good opportunities for threading
What mistakes to avoid when using threads
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