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Why do you have to return a Task when you use "await" in a C# method?

Whenever we "await" something in a C# method, the return value is automatically wrapped in a Task, and the return type for the method must include the Task as well. This leads to some strange looking code: the code in the method returns one thing (such as a Person object), but the return type for the method returns another (a Task of Person). In this video, we will look at some code to try to understand this a bit better. Accompanying Article: https://jeremybytes.blogspot.com/2023... Additional Resources: Using Task and Await - http://www.jeremybytes.com/Demos.aspx... Understanding Delegates - http://www.jeremybytes.com/Demos.aspx#GF