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20.19.2.Use Monitors

using System;

using System.Collections;

using System.Threading;



class MainClass

{

  public static ArrayList MyList = new ArrayList();

  

  static void Main(string[] args)

  {

      Thread ThreadOne = new Thread(new ThreadStart(MonitorExample));

    ThreadOne.Start();

  }

  static void MonitorExample()

  {

    Monitor.Enter(MyList);

    MyList.Add("a value");

    Monitor.Exit(MyList);

  }

}

20.19.Monitor
	20.19.1.	Use Wait() and Pulse() to create a ticking clock
	20.19.2.	Use Monitors
	20.19.3.	Monitor: Enter and Exit
	20.19.4.	Monitor: try to enter
	20.19.5.	Coordinate two threads using Monitor
	20.19.6.	Use Monitor to control more than one Threads
	20.19.7.	Increment Monitor
	20.19.8.	Monitor Pool
	20.19.9.	Throw exception between Monitor.Enter and Montor.Exit
	20.19.10.	Using A Monitor
	20.19.11.	Use lock and Monitor to coordinate Producer and Consumer

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