In this one I show you how to write a parallel.for loop in C# and give you an example of when it make sense to do so. For very simple operations it is typically faster to write a sequential for/foreach loop. This is of course dependent upon CPU architecture among other things but that is not what this video is about. In this one I’m just going over the basics. If you like this topic and are interested in more I can go over Parallel.Invoke, Parallel.ForEach, and maybe do a video on concurrency too.
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Awesome video, Thank You! If you don't supply an arg for ParallelOptions, what's the default MaxDegreeOfParallism?
what if you do async task inside the foreach?
Nice earrings, gal ! 😉 Just kidding, you're ok, thanks for the video.
Nice work! A small tip: the background music is too loud in the beginning, people might just close the video 🙂
Amazing video.
i do have a problem why do people say two time slower when to me it's one times slower prolly am dumb
Very helpful. Would like to see the Parallel.ForEach with local variables though. I've been trying to get this to work so I can see subtotals and return a final complete total using a Parallel.Foreach over millions of items.
Are you saying lambada expressions?
Lambda I think you mean 🙂
Great explanation
Good tutorial! Edge is dumb
Thanks for this video man helps out a lot.
Going to stick around and see what other C# tutorials you make.
Thanks for the explain. We are comparing different version of our web services for timing, so are running two versions simultaniously to eliminate side effects from DB access, NEtwrok traffic etc.. I needed to see how this works. Its a lot simpler than I thought!
Dude this video is a lifesaver, thank you!
Cool 😀 Good to see other developers teaching C#