The .net Thread.Sleep(...) method suspends the caller for a specified amount of time.
A call to Thread.Sleep(n) has no side effects, and it will not return until at least n milliseconds have elapsed.
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How to run one method at a time in java?
Just say I have 4 methods from two different classes.. class1.method1(), class1.method2(), class2.method3(),class2.method4().
method1 will be streaming data to a database which can take a few minutes to execute.
method2 will use the data in the…
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Multithreading in java interrupt()
I am trying to find element using two threads as soon as 1st thread finds the element it will interrupt other thread
i have divided the array into 2 parts (0-length/2) & (length/2 -n) to search over it.
But I am not able to achieve the…
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Thread.Sleep(Int32) does not work C#
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading;
namespace Fuzzy.Test.DateTimeParserTests
{
class TimeValidationTests
{
DateTime first =…
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Synchronous method vs Thread.Sleep()
I can't understand the difference between Thread.Sleep() and synchronous methods. Please explain..
Is synchronous method in C# is similar to Thread.Sleep()?.
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How to set timeout in C#
I would like to ask how to do it in my console application in C# to program must wait 3 seconds. For example, the program displays the line Console.WriteLine("Hello!"); the program then wait 3 seconds and then writes the next line:…
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