What are the pros and cons in using the either for achieving a given task.
The million dollar question is which one to use and when?
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What are the pros and cons in using the either for achieving a given task.
The million dollar question is which one to use and when?
Many Thanks.
I use to associate BackgroundWorker as a wrapper for what Threads would do. So I use BackgroundWorker on GUI works, and Threads on more specialized or dirty jobs (Windows Services, etc)