Debugging managed async code in visual studio 2019
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*i. understanding async/await fundamentals*
before debugging, it's crucial to have a solid understanding of how `async` and `await` work.
*`async` modifier:*
marks a method, lambda expression, or anonymous method as asynchronous. it tells the compiler to transform the method into a state machine.
enables the use of the `await` keyword within the method.
does not automatically make the method run on a separate thread. it primarily facilitates non-blocking operations.
async methods should generally have a return type of `task`, `tasktresult`, or `void`. `async void` should be avoided except for event handlers.
*`await` operator:*
suspends the execution of the current async method until the awaited task completes.
control returns to the caller of the async method (usually the ui thread or another async method).
the rest of the async method resumes execution after the awaited task finishes.
`await` unwraps the result of a `tasktresult`. if you `await taskint`, you get an `int`. if you `await task`, you get nothing (void-like).
*tasks:* represent an asynchronous operation. they encapsulate the state of the operation (running, completed, faulted). they're the core building blocks of async/await.
*configureawait(false):* a critical method for avoiding deadlocks, especially in libraries. by default, when an awaited task completes, the continuation (the code after the `await`) is scheduled to run on the same synchronization context as the original code. this can cause problems in ui applications or other environments with specific synchronization contexts if the original context is blocked. `configureawait(false)` tells the continuation to ...
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