Multithreading in C# NET Part 4 | C#.NET Tutorial | Mr. Bangar Raju

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[habibgoker]

Thank You So Much Mr. Bangar Raju (From Turkey)

[riteshkumar-]

sir if you put the Pdf of the notes ....which helps
thanks you for the video

[sumitchaturvedi]

Sir can you please upload some videos on task asynchronous methods

[Puvipavan]

Hi,
Can you post videos about Socket Programming?

[YashwantMahajanpune]

Hi, I have tried this example and it seems after specifying time in t1.join(3000) still all child threads excited first and then main thread excited not sure what is wrong

Console.WriteLine("Main thread started...");
Thread t1 = new Thread(Test1);
Thread t2 = new Thread(Test2);
Thread t3 = new Thread(Test3);
t1.Start(); t2.Start(); t3.Start();

Console.WriteLine("Main Thread exited...");
Console.ReadLine();