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Multi-threading in ASP.NET refers to the ability of an ASP.NET application to execute multiple threads concurrently to handle incoming requests. Azure Web Apps being a platform for hosting ASP.NET applications provides support for multi-threading capabilities to efficiently handle multiple user requests simultaneously. When a user makes a request to an ASP.NET application hosted on Azure a new thread is typically spawned to handle that request. The application can create and manage multiple threads to process different aspects of the incoming requests concurrently improving performance and scalability. Here's a basic example showcasing how multi-threading can be implemented in ASP.NET within Azure: using System; using System.Threading; public class MultiThreadingExample { public void ProcessRequest() { Thread thread1 = new Thread(new ThreadStart(ProcessTask1)); Thread thread2 = new Thread(new ThreadStart(ProcessTask2)); thread1.Start(); thread2.Start(); // Wait for threads to finish thread1.Join(); thread2.Join(); // Additional processing after threads are done Console.WriteLine(All threads have completed.); } public void ProcessTask1() { // Code logic for Task 1 Console.WriteLine(Task 1 is being processed.); } public void ProcessTask2() { // Code logic for Task 2 Console.WriteLine(Task 2 is being processed.); } } // Usage in an ASP.NET controller action method public class HomeController : Controller { public ActionResult Index() { MultiThreadingExample example = new MultiThreadingExample(); example.ProcessRequest(); return View(); } } In this example the `MultiThreadingExample` class demonstrates how two separate tasks (represented by `ProcessTask1` and `ProcessTask2`) are executed concurrently using threads within an ASP.NET application. The `ProcessRequest` method initiates the threads and the controller action in an ASP.NET application triggers the multi-threaded processing. By leveraging multi-threading in ASP.NET on Azure developers can enhance the responsiveness of their web applications and efficiently manage multiple user requests simultaneously.