C # Multi-threading Usage 10-thread pool

Theadpool: In multithreaded programming, if you don't want to create threads frequently, consider using a thread pool to do multithreaded programming. All you need to do is deliver the task to ThreadPool, and if there are idle threads in ThreadPool, ThreadPool will assign the task you delivered to an idle thread, and if there are no idle threads available in ThreadPool, ThreadPool will automatically create a new thread to handle the tasks you have delivered.

Threads in ThreadPool can also be synchronized with what is described in this article series, so this question only demonstrates the basic usage of the thread pool, hoping that it will allow you to master how the ThreadPool is used and then dig deeper in the actual development process.

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C # Multi-threading Usage 10-thread pool