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In MSDN some .NET classes described like this: " This type is thread safe. " or " Public static (Shared in Visual Basic) members of this type are thread safe. Instance members are not guaranteed to be thread-safe.". My question is which features make a class to be thread-safe? Is there any standard, recommendation or guidelines for thread-safety programming? When I use lock(C#) keyword, it means my class is thread-safe or not? How to I evaluate thread-safety of a class? Is there any TESTS to be sure that a class is 100% thread safe? Example: public class MyClass { public void Method() { lock (this) { // Now, is my class 100% thread-safe like Microsoft classes? } } type m_member1; type m_member2; } thanks
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