Create a class that addresses common threading problems and overcome cross-thread calling and resource protection issues.

To create a new thread, you should leverage the ThreadStart delegate and pass the reference to a method that should execute on the thread. Note that a delegate is a type-safe function pointer.

Once you create the class, you need to make sure you instantiate it and pass the reference to the same instantiation of every thread that uses it. You need to make sure that both threads use the same ...

The following code snippet shows how you can create and start 10 threads using the Thread class available in the System.Threading namespace. Note that the ThreadStart delegate refers to a method ...