explain synchronous and asynchronous in C#
Answer Posted / s sharma
Synchronous is one after another, so you send one email
when that process is done it sends the
next one. Asynchronous starts sending an email and it
doesn't care if the first one is done and will
start the second, and this goes on until all emails are
sent. Normally, an asynchronous process
would open a new thread and run in the background.
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