Yes you are right. `Task.WhenAll()` is an async method. Thanks.👍

I think, "Use Task.WhenAll()" instead of "Use Task.WaitAll() to run multiple tasks".
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SeongTae Jeong
Xiaodi Yan
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Dec 17, 2020
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Yes you are right. `Task.WhenAll()` is an async method. Thanks.👍
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