When writing asynchronous methods, consider returning ValueTask instead of Task for performance-sensitive scenarios, especially when methods frequently complete synchronously. ValueTask can improve speed and reduce memory allocation, but it comes with usage restrictions.
When writing asynchronous methods, consider returning ValueTask instead of Task for performance-sensitive scenarios, especially when methods frequently complete synchronously.
ValueTask can improve speed and reduce memory allocation, but it comes with usage restrictions.
Use Task as a default while applying ValueTask selectively after proper testing.
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When writing asynchronous methods, consider returning ValueTask instead of Task for performance-sensitive scenarios, especially when methods frequently complete synchronously. ValueTask can improve speed and reduce memory allocation, but it comes with usage restrictions. Use Task as a default while applying ValueTask selectively after proper testing.
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