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When writing asynchronous methods, consider returning ValueTask instead of Task for performance-sensitive scenarios, especially when methods frequently complete synchronously. ValueTask can improve speed and reduce memory allocation, but it comes with usage restrictions. Use Task as a default while applying ValueTask selectively after proper testing.

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Task vs. ValueTask: Reducing Async Allocations and Boosting Performance

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