[Logging on to C #] writing to beginners: multithreading series (4) -- thread insertion join () function

When I first came into contact with the concept of "Thread", I thought it was difficult to understand. I read many books and it took a long time to understand its true meaning. Now I will describe the "multithreading" that I understand as a beginner. This is a seriesArticleTo demonstrate the basic concepts related to threads. Hope to help beginners. The language is relatively refined and needs to be read repeatedly in some places.

Directory (to see the previous chapter, click the following link)

Chapter 2 multi-thread

21.1 thread Concept

21.2 Thread class

21.3 thread priority

21.4 thread insertion

Status of 21.5 threads

21.6 Thread Synchronization

21.6.1 thread synchronization Concept

21.6.2 INTERLOCK (interlocked class)

21.6.3 (monitor class)

21.6.4 mutex (mutex class)

21.6.5 deadlock

21.7 Thread Pool

Of course, this is intended for beginners. It is intended for those who first came into contact with the thread concept. Experts will surely laugh at me when they see it, because it is too simple for experts, but I still hope you can encourage me, I am very grateful for any criticism and advice.

Note: The concept of delegation is used in the thread. For more information about delegation, see the concept of delegation. I will post it completely if I have time.

PS: The article is copied from word. In some cases, the format is complicated and it is too difficult to set up.

 

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