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The await keyword is a fundamental part of asynchronous programming in C# and VB.NET, enabling developers to write non-blocking code more easily. On WindowsForum.com, discussions cover the introduction of async and await language keywords in Visual Studio previews, as well as their integration with Reactive Extensions (Rx). Topics include support for the await keyword in Rx via Observable.GetAwaiter, the IAsyncEnumerable interface, and standard query operators. These features simplify composing asynchronous code for .NET applications, making them relevant for developers working on Windows, enterprise IT, and modern software projects.
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Windows 7 Rx Update: Async support, IAsyncEnumerable and more with Jeff and Wes
At Link Removed, you were introduced to Link Removed (new async and await language keywords), a new language feature in C# and VB.NET. At the same time, the Rx team shipped the Link Removed of their software, which adds the following capabilities to the library: Support for the new C# await...- News
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Windows 7 Visual Studio Async: Meet the team
Meet some of the key folks behind the Link Removed, which contains a preview version of C# and VB.NET that contain two new modifiers, async and await (and iterators for VB.NET!), that will make it much easier to compose asynchronous code for .NET. Great work, C#, VB and Parallel Platform teams...- News
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