Still learning about async-await. I bumped into examples similar to following:
public async Task MethodAsync()
{
await Method01Async();
await Method02Async()
There actually is a "method remainder" - it completes the Task
returned by MethodAsync
.
(The return value of) Method02Async
is awaited so that MethodAsync
is not completed until Method02Async
completes.
If you had:
public async Task MethodAsync()
{
await Method01Async();
Method02Async();
}
Then the MethodAsync
will (asynchronously) wait for Method01Async
to complete and then start Method02Async
. MethodAsync
will then complete while Method02Async
may still be in progress.
The way you have it:
public async Task MethodAsync()
{
await Method01Async();
await Method02Async();
}
Means that MethodAsync
will (asynchronously) wait for Method01Async
to complete and then (asynchronously) wait for Method02Async
to complete, and only then will MethodAsync
complete.