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  • Question


  • Does the 70-483 require you to know older multithreaded programming concepts like asynchronous delegates and using the Threading namespace or will I solely be quizzed on using newer concepts, like the TPL, tasks, async and await?

    Thanks!

    Friday, September 20, 2013 10:54 AM

Answers

  • From the exam description page, note that the topics include "spawn threads by using ThreadPool". In order to properly understand the ThreadPool, you should have at least some understanding of the System.Threading.Thread. So, in summary, this means that yes, you do need to know at least a little bit of the "older" multithreaded programming concepts if you want to completely cover the topics that are officially included in the exam.

    Note that this is what can be inferred from the "public" page. Those of us who have taken the exam are not allowed to reveal wether the exam did actually present any question on this topic or not.

    Saturday, September 21, 2013 8:06 AM
  • Hi,

    all public information on what is covered in this exam can be found on the official exam site. If you have a look at the Manage Program Flow section you'll find what is covered in the exam.


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    Friday, September 20, 2013 4:24 PM
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  • Hi,

    all public information on what is covered in this exam can be found on the official exam site. If you have a look at the Manage Program Flow section you'll find what is covered in the exam.


    Best Regards. When you see answers and helpful posts, please click Vote As Helpful, Propose As Answer, and/or Mark As Answer. This helps us build a healthy and positive community.

    @Horizon_Net | Blog

    Friday, September 20, 2013 4:24 PM
    Answerer
  • From the exam description page, note that the topics include "spawn threads by using ThreadPool". In order to properly understand the ThreadPool, you should have at least some understanding of the System.Threading.Thread. So, in summary, this means that yes, you do need to know at least a little bit of the "older" multithreaded programming concepts if you want to completely cover the topics that are officially included in the exam.

    Note that this is what can be inferred from the "public" page. Those of us who have taken the exam are not allowed to reveal wether the exam did actually present any question on this topic or not.

    Saturday, September 21, 2013 8:06 AM