Parallelization and PLINQ

Modern processors achieve speed through multiple cores. It's up to developers to exploit them properly.
Source code available at github.com/JasperKent/Paralle...
Topics include:
- Parallelization in C# and .NET
- Parallel.For
- Parallel.ForEach
- ConcurrentDictionary
- ConcurrentBag
- AsParallel()
- Multithreading
- Parallel processing

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[@user-rd2dy4bs4h]

Thank you very much for adding subtitles! It's very helpful for non-native speakers💛

[@paultannenberg4432]

Great explanation!

[@Praveen.Kumar.]

Happy Friday Sir! Fair and simple into.

[@abelwodulo7365]

thanks for the guide.

[@LuciferTheBloody]

Good explanation, would be interesting if you went further into performance, as the overhead from Parallel can make it perform slower in many cases.

[@benwardle3766]

very nice!

[@foudilbenouci482]

The parellisation of the average() method doesn't give the same result : with parallelisation the result is 228150401,23158336 without parallelisation the method the result is 228150401,

[@foudilbenouci482]

Parallel.ForEach(values, (value, _) =>

[@davidwhite2011]

Another Friday made better with a Coding Tutorials tutorial.

[@djedsonsantos7582]

hard. The soft soft interface is quite friendly

[@taddeustentakel8598]

Hey great video man! I would only love to ask something in addition, is it SOMEHOW possible to use "Paralell.ForEach(..)" with the newly added "RegexSrcGenerator" so because when i do this code here: