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This article will start by examining how to use the Asynchronous Programming Model (APM) to perform an asynchronous compute-bound operation, then describe the three styles of programming with the APM to deal with handling the end of the call in an asynchronous call: wait-until done, polling, and callback. The natural following is then the Thread Pool.
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