What is the purpose of AutoResetEvent in C#?

In C#, AutoResetEvent is a synchronization primitive used for inter-thread communication and synchronization in multithreading programming. Its role is to allow one thread to wait for another thread to signal and then continue execution. When using AutoResetEvent, one thread can call the WaitOne method to wait for the signal, while another thread can call the Set method to send the signal. Once the signal is received, the waiting thread will continue execution. AutoResetEvent only allows one thread to continue execution, even if multiple threads are waiting for the signal.

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