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Cancellation Token in C# - Part 7
در آخرین قسمت از این سری ویدیوها در مورد کنسلیشن توکن صحبت کردیم و چرایی وجودش و اینکه این توکن رو چه کسی درست میکنه کی درست میکنه چطور مدیریت میکنه.
05:10 Scenario without cancellation token
13:40 What is the cancellation token source
14:53 Demo
18:00 Cancellation Exception
19:10 Review Code of Task Class
21:09 Demo on Asp dotnet core
مدت ویدیو : 27 دقیقه
1. Evaluate an expression with or without side effects
2. Breaking on Exceptions with or without source code
- Disable the "Enable Just My Code"
- Debug your references with DnSpy
4. Edit and Continue
5. Use OzCode
6. Special $ variables
7. Make sense of a complicated scenario with dotTrace Performance Profiler
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