Will thread.join () block other clients?

Question

In the asp.net web application, say that every time a user makes a request and the page loads, a thread is launched that uses thread.join () to block the execution until it completes.

Say it takes 10 seconds for this stream.

Does this mean that if 5 completely separate users make a request to this page, just milliseconds after the last, does this mean that the last user is waiting 50 seconds to complete his request? Or is each customer request threaded?

Answer 1

As a rule, other users will not be blocked.

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