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I don't see how this is a criticism of async. You have two options: 1) Use Task.Run and await its result whenever you need it. 2) make a blocking call; same a
by avsteele 4y ago
I don't see how this is a criticism of async. You have two options:
1) Use Task.Run and await its result whenever you need it.
2) make a blocking call; same as if async wasn't available.
How does having option 1 make the situation worse?
- pjmlp 4y agoColorful coding, to the point David Fowler has been looking how to improve the status quo.