[Autogenerated] it's time to summarize this module.
This module,
we looked at how to work with threads using APIs We mentioned some of the A.
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And we demonstrated creating threads using the create thread function.
We looked at how to wait for threats to complete by
using wait for single object.
We've seen how to create multiple threats using the fork joint approach
and then you're using weights for multiple objects to wait until all the
threats are done and harvest the results.
Threats are the most important building blocks of any system really,
because these are the ones that allow threat to execute.
We've also seen using the thread pool,
which is the way to work with threats without having the management overhead
and the creation and destruction overhead that is typically associated with
threats created explicitly threats are interesting,
and you can find more details online in the Microsoft official
documentation and in many other resources.