Summary  
This chapter demonstrates how to create and start background threads using both parameterless and parameterized delegates, how to invoke code on the main (UI) thread for safe element updates, and how to control and terminate those threads.  

General domain of usage  
Graphical user interface applications

### Important Points:
- We use the `Thread` class to create a new thread;
- In order to pass a **parameterless** method into the thread class, we encapsulate it into a `ThreadStart` object.
- A method with parameters can be executed by passing it into the `Tread` class after encapsulating it into a `ParameterizedThreadStart` object.


What constructor or method is used for creating a new method?

Which Thread constructor accepts a method with no parameters?

Which Thread constructor accepts a method with parameters?

In this course, we will learn about some advanced C# concepts along with MAUI, which is an application development library. We will learn how to create some interesting GUI applications while keeping them quick and responsive using techniques like Threading. We will make applications that will interact user input and APIs, and apart from that, we will cover some important C# concepts like Reflection and Generics. This course will further improve our programming skills and will give us a strong foundation to move forward towards Web Development.

Creating and Using Threads

Important Points:

1. What constructor or method is used for creating a new method?

2. Which Thread constructor accepts a method with no parameters?

3. Which Thread constructor accepts a method with parameters?