Muhammad Rehan Saeed • 1/2/2017

Reactive Extensions (Rx) - Part 8 - Timeouts

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This technical article compares two approaches for adding timeout behavior to asynchronous tasks in C#. It details the Reactive Extensions (Rx) method using .Timeout() and contrasts it with a native approach using CancellationTokenSource, explaining the advantages of actually cancelling the underlying task.

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