The System.Threading.Task.Start method is used in C# to start a new Task instance and execute it asynchronously. This method allows the user to execute multiple tasks concurrently and can improve application performance.
The following are code examples using System.Threading.Task.Start:
Example 1: Task task1 = new Task(() => { Console.WriteLine("Hello World!"); }); task1.Start();
This code example creates a new Task instance with a lambda expression as the code to be executed. The Start method is then called to run the task asynchronously, printing out "Hello World!" to the console.
This code example uses the Task.Run method to create a new Task instance and return a value of 42. The Start method is not explicitly called as it is automatically invoked when using the Task.Run method.
Both examples use the System.Threading package library, which is built-in to C#.
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