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Visual Studio 2010 and .NET 4.0 are almost released, one of the new things that ship with this release is Parallel Programming. Since you can't buy a machine anymore with just one core it is time that we developers get intimate with concurrent programming. I decided to play around with this a little today, this is not a real technical post, I mostly show you how you can get started and what new tools are available.
Getting to know Parallel Programming with the .NET Framework 4
The best way to learn about new additions to a framework is to look at some code. There are 22 sam...
Lets start with the requirements.
- User enters data of Person
- User is only allowed to enter LastName and FirstName.
- User is only allowed 30 characters per field.
- Fields are not allowed to be empty
Seems simple enough.
Lets start by creating some unittests to verify the requirements.
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