Familiar with asynchronous programming or not, thank you ~

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reference 1st floor wanghui0380 response:

"concurrent programming c # of actual combat" book pretty thin is not expensive, but it is not easy to read thick

These books don't recommend buying too thick, too thick will give you throw into the binary, you out instead,

Ps: sometimes need to come out, you see XX garden was a pile of "thriller" series of how many people are now not to "a XX a murder case caused by", "string big massacre", "theory of horror, thread lock", "thread big reveal"

have this book, can't find on taobao

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Quote: refer to 1st floor wanghui0380 response:

"concurrent programming c # of actual combat" book pretty thin is not expensive, but it is not easy to read thick

These books don't recommend buying too thick, too thick will give you throw into the binary, you out instead,

Ps: sometimes need to come out, you see XX garden was a pile of "thriller" series of how many people are now not to "a XX a murder case caused by", "string big massacre", "theory of horror, thread lock", "thread big reveal"

to have this book on taobao can't find

Look at 4th floor is the
Concurrent programming c # classic example
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