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C# is a multiparadigm, managed, garbage-collected object-oriented programming language created by Microsoft in parallel with the .NET platform
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Should we create a new single instance of HttpClient for all requests?
I'm late to the party, but here is my learning journey on this tricky topic.
1. Where can we find the official advocate on reusing HttpClient?
I mean, if reusing HttpClient is intended
and doing so …
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