'Is a call to '.Result' blocking my thread or just the execution of the current method
It says in documentation that calling .Result or .Wait() on a task will cause the calling thread to block and not do any operations, but when I tried to see if it blocked the thread in a test it didn't block the thread but rather the execution of the current scope (the method)
So by "thread" do they mean the current execution flow, because if I call .Result I want to block execution to await a value but not the thread (so that other operations running in parallel in the same thread are not blocked)
I have observed that calling either .Result or .Wait() still allows for parallel execution, so I would like a clear explanation of what the documentation means by thread.
If it does block the thread what is a good way to get a result from a Task from a sync method without blocking the thread
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