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.NET thread scheduling regarding call blocking

Suppose I run 3 threads in a C # application: T1, T2, and T3 and issue Run calls for each.

Typically, a processor will schedule threads cyclically (one processor and all threads have the same priority).

However, suppose Thread T1 issues a web service lock call.

Will it be unloaded immediately or after the completion of its temporary fragment?

As a rule, issuing a network call to a network (or any other call) causes the thread to be in a blocked state?

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As soon as the thread issues a blocking system call (any request to the IO), it pauses and is only marked as “Ready” (not yet started) when this system call ends.

So yes, it will be immediately unloaded.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1382481/

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