C # Asynchronous Programming (II): Asynchronous Base replenishment

This time to introduce some usage:

Await a batch of tasks, do not wait for other tasks to complete, direct follow-up tasks.

    classProgram {Static voidMain (string[] args) {            varTaska = Delayandrerutnasync (2); varTASKB = Delayandrerutnasync (3); varTASKC = Delayandrerutnasync (1); vartasks =New[] {Taska, TASKB, TASKC}; varProcessingtasks= ( fromTinchTasksSelectAwaitandprocessasync (t)).            ToArray ();            Task.whenall (Processingtasks);        Console.read (); }        Static Asynctask<int> Delayandrerutnasync (intval) {            awaitTask.delay (Timespan.fromseconds (Val)); Console.WriteLine ("waiting for {0}", Val); returnVal; }        Static AsyncTask Awaitandprocessasync (task<int>Task) {            varresult =awaittask;        Console.WriteLine (result); }    }

As you can see from the printed results, after the execution of the method waiting for 1 seconds, there is no waiting for the execution of other methods, but the following async methods are executed directly.

Here's a way to use anonymous methods

    classProgram {Static voidMain (string[] args) {            varTaska = Delayandrerutnasync (2); varTASKB = Delayandrerutnasync (3); varTASKC = Delayandrerutnasync (1); vartasks =New[] {Taska, TASKB, TASKC}; varProcessingtasks = tasks. Select (AsyncTask =            {                varresult =awaittask;            Console.WriteLine (result);            });            Task.whenall (Processingtasks);        Console.read (); }        Static Asynctask<int> Delayandrerutnasync (intval) {            awaitTask.delay (Timespan.fromseconds (Val)); Console.WriteLine ("waiting for {0}", Val); returnVal; }            }

C # Asynchronous Programming (II): Asynchronous Base replenishment