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First of all, thank you, @foodfalifewithms3901, for watching the video and asking your question! Regarding your question, you mentioned that a constructor is automatically called when an object is created. An object is created when we instantiate a class using the new operator. In our example, the object is initialized in the Main method, so the execution starts from there. Constructors aren’t automatically called unless explicitly defined or invoked. Hope this helps!

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You're right that Task.Wait blocks the main thread, which contradicts the async nature. However, in a console application, if you don't use Task.Wait or await Task, the application might finish before the async operation completes. So, depending on your scenario, you should choose the approach that ensures your async tasks finish before the application exits.

Yes, you can still run multi-threaded code on a single-core machine, but all threads will share the same core, leading to slower performance due to context switching. Multi-core processors handle multiple threads more efficiently by running them simultaneously.

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Thank you, Shubham, for your feedback. I appreciate your perspective. In the video, I explained that for value type variables, both the == operator and .Equals() method compare the values. For reference type variables, == by default compares object references, but .Equals() can be overridden to compare values, such as with strings. If you have further insights or examples, I'd love to hear them. Please also check out my other videos and share with those who might find them helpful.

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First of all, Thank you, @berkanbilgin2287, for watching my video and engaging with the content. I'm glad you found it interesting! Now, regarding the question you asked about the output results looking different, it's an excellent observation. The difference in the final results can be attributed to the intricacies of floating-point arithmetic. This type of arithmetic can be influenced by various factors like rounding errors and the order of operations, which can result in slight variations in the output, even when using seemingly similar approaches. I hope this explanation clarifies any confusion, and I'm always here to answer any further questions you might have. Thanks again for being a part of this learning journey!

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Thank you for your feedback! I intentionally focused on two threads to simplify the explanation, allowing viewers to grasp the concept easily. This way, you're empowered to expand and tailor the implementation to suit your specific needs. Feel free to explore and customize it further! Happy learning...

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Thank you for your feedback. The blinking is unintentional and likely due to a technical glitch or editing issue; we'll ensure upcoming videos don't have these problems.

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