Axum is a proprietary language based on a subset and superset of C # 3.0, and TPL is extensions added in .Net 4.0. My question is how does Axum compare with TPL in terms of performance, implementation, and architecture.
Same question for Async C # 5.0.
I understand that Axum is not automatically available, such as TPL, so suppose that Axum is already installed.
It seems to me that Async is trying to change the problem when Axum prevents the appearance of a wound in the first place.
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