Parallel.Invoke
allows us to execute tasks in (you guessed it) parallel. Sometimes, you need to perform operations simultaneously and, in so doing, speed up processing. You can therefore expect that the total time taken to process the tasks is equal to the longest running process. Using Parallel.Invoke
is quite easy.
Make sure that you have added the using System.Threading.Tasks;
statement to the top of your Recipes
class.
Start off by creating two methods in the
Recipes
class calledParallelInvoke()
andPerformSomeTask()
, which take an integer of seconds to sleep as the parameter:public class Recipes { public void ParallelInvoke() { } private void PerformSomeTask(int sleepSeconds) { } }
Add the following code to the
ParallelInvoke()
method. This code will callParalell.Invoke
to run thePerformSomeTask()
method:WriteLine($"Parallel.Invoke started at {DateTime.Now.Second...