While your code is being executed, how to interact with UI

Your code is doing a circular reference. Main1 is calling main2 and vice versa. So it will throw a stack overflow exception.

Anyways, if we ignore that point, This is sync code. Where your UI thread is first going to btn_SaveV_Click and the same thread is passed to main1() and after that main2().

You have to call the Main1() method on a separate thread/task to make it async. like.

static void Main(string[] args)

{

Task.Run(main1); //This line will create a new Task and call the main1 method. your mail thread is free and will execute the next line.
Console.WriteLine("Async Call done.");

}

public static void main1()

{

Console.WriteLine("Calling Main2...");
main2();

}

public static void main2()

{

//Any other method call .
Console.WriteLine("Calling another method.");

}

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Sonil Kumar5y ago
Your code is doing a circular reference. Main1 is calling main2 and vice versa. So it will throw a stack overflow exception.

Anyways, if we ignore that point, This is sync code. Where your UI thread is first going to btn_SaveV_Click and the same thread is passed to main1() and after that main2().

You have to call the Main1() method on a separate thread/task to make it async. like.

static void Main(string[] args)
{
Task.Run(main1); //This line will create a new Task and call the main1 method. your mail thread is free and will execute the next line.
Console.WriteLine("Async Call done.");
}
public static void main1()
{
Console.WriteLine("Calling Main2...");
main2();
}
public static void main2()
{
//Any other method call .
Console.WriteLine("Calling another method.");
}
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