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Hello Friends,
Can anybody describe the the difference among 1> When we call a method through System.Threading.Thread 2> When we call a method through BackgroundWorker 3> When we call a method through defining a delegate( i.e. through BeginInvoke) Thanks in Advanced for your Help. |
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Re: Difference ->calling method through Thread , BackGroundWorker and delegate(BeginI
Hello Yueliang,
Thanks for your reply but I am not asking when to use 1> Thread, 2> BackgroundWorker 3> Delegate ( BeginInvoke) My Query is what is the difference among three when you call any method. All the three make calls to the function asynchronously Please read the question carefully and then reply. |
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