What Are You Awaiting For?

When do we use Task.FromResult()? It's a simple question. Here's my extremely longwinded (but informative) answer.

Topics include:
- Rules concerning async and await
- Return types from async methods
- Task properties
- async interface methods
- Asynchronous exceptions
- Mocking async methods
- Task.CompletedTask
- Task.IsFaulted

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6:08 👉🏼 "It's the task we're awaiting, not the method call" 👈🏼 Most important gotcha-moment, cannot be overstated.

[ilo]

note: 11:15 for optimization reasons, you could return ValueTask<string> so cached result could be returned as string, without creating Task wrapper

[SharafMansour]

I think it would be great if you take time to talk about ValueTask and when should we use it

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[imikhan]

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