Unlocking Efficiency with Parallel Algorithms and PLINQ

Nikhil Jha
3 min readSep 14, 2023
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Articles in the series

  1. Introduction to Task Parallel Library (TPL)
  2. Getting Started with Tasks in TPL
  3. Task Scheduling and Continuations in TPL
  4. Task Cancellation and Timeout Handling with TPL
  5. Exception Handling in TPL: Best Practices and Strategies
  6. Efficiently Coordinating Parallel Tasks in TPL
  7. Optimizing Parallel Tasks and Resource Management in TPL
  8. Unlocking Efficiency with Parallel Algorithms and PLINQ
  9. Real-World Applications of Parallel Programming with TPL

As we continue our exploration of the Task Parallel Library (TPL), we’re about to delve into more advanced territory: parallel algorithms. These powerful constructs allow you to perform complex operations efficiently in parallel. In this article, we’ll introduce parallel algorithms and explore Parallel LINQ (PLINQ), a convenient way to harness parallelism when working with data.

Understanding Parallel Algorithms

Parallel algorithms are specialized algorithms designed to take advantage of multi-core processors by dividing tasks into parallel subtasks. They allow you to process data or perform operations concurrently…

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Nikhil Jha

Lead Software Engineer | Bangalore, India | Azure Cloud | Microservices | Software Principles | .NET Enthusiast