What is a thread pool and how are the threads within a
thread pool managed?
Answer / Raman Kumar Mishra
A thread pool is a collection of threads that can be reused to perform multiple asynchronous operations. The .NET Framework manages the threads in a thread pool by keeping a certain number of threads idle, ready to run tasks as they become available.
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