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  1. Jul 17th, 2004, 12:54 PM #1
    ninjaX
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    Unhappy Threading

    i want to learn threading in VB.NET
    can somebody teach me ?????
    coz i am new in this Threading in VB.NET
    can someone give me some threading coding in VB.NET ???
    thank you
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  2. Jul 17th, 2004, 01:01 PM #2
    Mike Hildner
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    There is a ton of information on this, complete with example code, on MSDN. I humbly suggest you start there if you're new and want to learn about multi-threading.

    That being said, why do you want to learn this? For personal edification, or do you have a specific need to implement in your code? If it's the latter, explain what you need to do, and I'm sure folks around here will help.

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  3. Jul 17th, 2004, 06:10 PM #3
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    No one is going to teach you , you should help yourself first by googling and practising some examples that you will find . Never heard of self-studying!!!
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  4. Jul 18th, 2004, 05:10 AM #4
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    Hi, Ninja. I've read 3 different chapters on 3 different books about Threading. Just in this period I'm reading on 'Visual Basic.Net Tutto e oltre" (italian title!) By Paul Kimmel. I've never used multithreading until now, but when i will do, I will try following examples previously read and, perhaps...hopely...., understood!
    I'm a newbye and I think the best way to become experienced is studying on books, writing code and trying to solve problems by myself. Forum is good for a partcular problem. Sometime forum's people show you that you aren't seeing something clear and obvious (it happens everyone can see something, execept you!) but forum, surely, is not a programmation course. For every specific problem, many people will help you, but to learn multithreading, you and I have to study by ourselves!
    So....let's read and become experienced!
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