You have a wrong assumption here. await never starts a new thread! Strictly speaking even Task.Run might not start a new thread since it uses the thread pool.
See this answer for more details on await: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16978904/async-programming-control-flow/16980183#16980183 https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16978904/async-programming-control-flow/16980183#16980183
You have a wrong assumption here. await never starts a new thread! Strictly speaking even Task.Run might not start a new thread since it uses the thread pool.
See this answer for more details on await: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16978904/async-programming-control-flow/16980183#16980183
You have a wrong assumption here. await never starts a new thread! Strictly speaking even Task.Run might not start a new thread since it uses the thread pool.
See this answer for more details on await: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16978904/async-programming-control-flow/16980183#16980183
You have a wrong assumption here. await never starts a new thread! Strictly speaking even Task.Run might not start a new thread since it uses the thread pool.
See this answer for more details on await: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16978904/async-programming-control-flow/16980183#16980183