Lecture

Parallel Computation: Tasks

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Description

This lecture introduces a more flexible construct for parallel computation using tasks, which allow for concurrent execution of computations. The instructor explains the task interface, demonstrates starting multiple tasks in parallel, and discusses the implementation of the parallel construct using tasks. Examples and comparisons between correct and incorrect implementations are provided.

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