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C#

Using Async and Await to Run Code Asynchronously (Interactive)

Eric Fisher

This course introduces asynchronous coding practices in C# using the async modifier and await keyword.

This course introduces asynchronous coding practices in C# using the async modifier and await keyword. You'll learn and practice creating methods that can be run asynchronously, running those methods asynchronously, and also how to run those methods in synchronous situations.

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C#: Using Async and Await to Run Code Asynchronously

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Develops asynchronous coding practices in C#, which are industry standard

Taught by Eric Fisher, a recognized expert in C# and asynchronous coding

Builds a strong foundation for beginners in asynchronous coding

Examines industry standard practices for asynchronous coding

Focuses on core asynchronous coding concepts: async modifier and await keyword

Requires learners to come in with some knowledge of C#

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Software Engineer

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Mobile App Developer

Mobile App Developers design, build, and maintain mobile applications. Knowing how to write efficient code that runs smoothly is key in being a successful Mobile App Developer. This course teaches you how to use async and await to write asynchronous code. This helps with building mobile applications that are fast and responsive.

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Data Scientists extract, transform, analyze, and manage large quantities of data. They use code to build data pipelines and models. By taking this course, Data Scientists can learn how to use asynchronous code to improve the performance of their code.

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Machine Learning Engineer

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Database Administrator

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Security Engineer

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