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- Creates a statement for the rentals
- Shortcut for testing
- Small helper method for debugging
- Apply a discount to an order
- Get the lasto date
- Creates a statement for the rentals
- Main method for testing
- Compute the total amount of meals
- Test program
- Sends a user message for a user
- Returns the base price of this movie
- Return the charge of a given date
- Computes the delivery price
- Generate a nice alert for a person
- Main method
- Gets the statement
- Debug level
- Generate the invoice line for a ticket
- Computes and returns the average cost for each Employee
- Computes and returns a human - friendly average human - readable string of employees
- Converts a CarModel object to DTO
- Biz logic operator
- Search for a customer
- This method calculates the pay amount of a farm
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QUESTION
I'm trying to call to the Google PageSpeed Insights API with mutliple input urls read from a .txt
file and to output the results to a .csv
.
I wrote a console app to try to fire these requests off, and then as they come back to add them to a list, and when they are all done, to write the list
to the .csv
file (async got a little nutty when trying to write the responses immediately to the .csv
).
My code it below, and far from optimized. I come form a JavaScript background, where I usually don't use web workers or any other managed new threads, so I was trying to do the same in C#.
- Can I run do these multiple
WebRequest
s and write them to a collection (or output file) without using multiple threads and have them all run in parallel, not having to wait for each request to come back before handling the next one? - Is there a cleaner way to do this with callbacks?
- If threads or
BackgroundWorker
s are needed, what's a Clean Code way of doing this?
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Answered 2017-Jul-12 at 14:16Can I run do these multiple WebRequests and write them to a collection (or output file) without using multiple threads and have them all run in parallel, not having to wait for each request to come back before handling the next one?
Sure thing.
Is there a cleaner way to do this with callbacks?
You can always iterate over the input lines and grab a collection of the tasks that are all running.
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You can use clean-code-java like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the clean-code-java component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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