Awaitable methods in "if" condition - does execution wait for result of the method-CodePudding

Does this code make sense:

if (await CheckCondition1())
{
    Work1();
}
if (await CheckCondition2())
{
    Work2();
}
if (await CheckCondition3())
{
    Work3();
}

As awaited method is in if statement, does execution wait for result before going to next lines? Or will it rather result in calling "CheckCondition 1-3" methods in background and perform "Work" methods when results are ready?

In other words, if "CheckConditions" are long-running, will they be executed in parallel, or will they be executed sequentially as if it was synchronous code?

CodePudding user response：

All three "check" methods are executed one after another (because of the await). If you want to execute them in parallel, you have to call these methods and await them after you called all of them:

Task<bool> task1 = CheckCondition1();
Task<bool> task2 = CheckCondition2();
Task<bool> task3 = CheckCondition3();
if(await task1)
{
   Work1();
}
if(await task2)
{
   Work2();
}
if(await task3)
{
   Work3();
}