The BeginInvoke method in C# System.Windows.Forms.Control is used to asynchronously execute a delegate on the thread that created the control's handle. This method allows for the updating of user interface elements from a separate thread without causing any thread synchronization issues. By using BeginInvoke, the delegate is added to the control's message queue and will be executed when the control's handle is created or becomes available. This method is particularly useful in multi-threaded applications where updating the user interface from a non-UI thread is necessary.
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