What are the issues with async void methods in C#?

What are the issues with async void methods in C#?

Async void methods can lead to unhandled exceptions and make error handling difficult. They are primarily used for event handlers.

Can you explain why unhandled exceptions are a problem?

Unhandled exceptions in async void methods can crash the application, as there's no way to catch them outside the method.

What should I use instead of async void?

You should use async Task or async Task<T> for methods that need to be awaited, allowing for proper exception handling.

Are there any scenarios where async void is acceptable?

Yes, async void is acceptable for event handlers where the method signature requires it, but use it cautiously.