Canceling parallel work

In this section, we will work with some examples of canceling parallel operations. There are a few operations that fall into this realm. There are static parallel operations that are part of the System.Threading.Tasks.Parallel class and there are PLINQ operations. Both of these types use a CancellationToken property, as we used in our managed threading example in the previous section. However, handling the cancellation request is slightly different. Let’s look at an example to understand the differences.

Canceling a parallel loop

In this section, we will create a sample that illustrates how to cancel a Parallel.For loop. The same method of cancellation is leveraged for the Parallel.ForEach method. Perform the following steps:

1. Open the CancelThreadsConsoleApp project from the previous section.
2. In the ManagedThreadsExample class, create a new ProcessTextParallel method with the following implementation:

   public static void ProcessTextParallel...