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I am wondering that in which scenario we must use events technique in multithreading and there is no other way around? I have seen cases we may use another syncronization techniques like Monitor wait and pulse to implement this.
Can anyone help me out to understand events in Multithreading ?
There are none. You can always handle it at a lower level of abstraction (until you’re pushing around 1s and 0s, you can always handle anything at a lower level of abstraction). However, it is often cleaner and/or simpler to do so. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms228966.aspx gives advice on the matter, but there are no “must scenarios”.