The System.Threading.Thread.Abort method in C# is used to abruptly terminate a thread execution. It causes an exception, specifically ThreadAbortException, to be thrown in the target thread. This exception can be caught and handled to perform necessary clean-up tasks before the thread is forcefully stopped. However, it is not recommended to use Thread.Abort as a means to terminate a thread, as it can leave the application in an unpredictable state and cause potential resource leaks. It is generally considered a better practice to use thread synchronization techniques or cooperative cancellation mechanisms to gracefully stop a thread's execution.
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