Thread Synchronization in C# .Net made easy! | Lock | Monitor | Mutex | Semaphore | Codelligent
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- čas přidán 19. 06. 2024
- In this video you will learn the various Thread Synchronization methods available in C#.Net with the help of very simple examples.
The topics being covered:
00:00 - Intro
00:35 - Lock
04:47 - Monitor
07:20 - Manual Reset Event
13:58 - Auto Reset Event
18:52 - Mutex
21:29 - Semaphore
After this you will be able to decide which kind of synchronization method you should use in which situations.
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I have 9 years of c# experience and this video is the best teaching video that i have ever seen.
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You missed one key difference between lock and monitor called signalling. Monitor has Wait(), Pulse(), and PulseAll() methods which can be used to send signal to other threads
Also timeout
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Synchronization completed in 20 mins. Could not find any better explanation than this. Thanks
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Great video! One of the best i've found on the subject.
I have one question though: when should AutoResetEvents be used over locks? In the example it seems like you could achieve the same thing (only letting one thread have access to critical code at a time) with a lock.
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Great and very simplified explanation , kudos . Can you please also add the difference between ARE and MRE in the comment please
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I have a question about sync. I have 1 thread and the main thread in windows forms in c# , In the second thread I have a delegate to receive some info and I want to sync that info in a list. What would be the better way to do it? Should I create a lock in the delgate I have to receive the data?
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@@CODELLIGENT waiting for more awesome content from you. any update?
Yes, we are going to roll out more videos.. Due to some personal issues we were inactive.
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I tried to handle the exception in lock in same way as you done in monitor . it works means there is no differece in lock and monitor i think please correct me if am wrong?
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If I have one thread to control like a cancel button and another thread is running, How could I use one thread to cancel another without exceptional how they are different threads. I try to join but the bottom cancel is not available when the other thread is running. How can I let the system listen to the other thread and let it be ready to abort the other thread without expectation problem?
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Can we use Mutex in async method? where we have to use await keyword?
waiting for more in threading and tpl
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What do you say at 20:25, I couldn't quite catch it (great video by the way) - "our SOMETHING synchronisation was going SOMETHING SOMETHING"?
At 20:25 I meant to say that the complete synchronisation was going wrong (said - "our complete synchronisation was going for a toss"). 😅
Can you please tell about these two topics. It's very hard to understand.
1) delegates
2) how to debug multi threading.
Hi.. There is already a dedicated video on Delegates & Multicast Delegates on this channel. 🙂
For the other topic we can prepare a new video! Thanks a lot for the suggestion. Keep supporting!
the way your pronounce event is very funny
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@@CODELLIGENT but its a good video thanks bro
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