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Which is faster:

foreach(r in records)
{
myList.Add(someAsync());
}
var result = away Task.WhenAll(myList);
var first = result.First(x => x == true);

or...

foreach(r in records){
var result = await someAsync();
var final = result.First(x => x ==true);
if(final){
break;
}
}

I have a for loop in C#

All it does is add to a collection of Tasks:

list.Add(myMethodAsync);

After the loop, I have a

var result = await Task.WhenAll(myCollection);

Rather than wait for ALL the tasks...
as soon as the list has a FALSE , I need it to exit the iteration.

Tips?

Asynchronous Programming in JavaScript – Callbacks, Promises, & Async/Await Examples
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