How to use structured concurrency in C#
Modern programming languages such as C# facilitate the efficient use of resources by allowing multiple operations to be executed concurrently. Here concurrently often means asynchronously, when multiple processes must share the same CPU core. However, managing concurrent execution paths (using threads or tasks) can quickly become challenging due to the overhead of juggling asynchronous tasks.
“Structured concurrency” is a programming paradigm that was introduced to address this. Structured concurrency promotes a more disciplined and organized way to manage concurrency. In this article, we will delve into structured concurrency and see how it can be implemented in C#.