Thanks Sami Mejri for your response and I am glad you find it helpful. As a short response the main difference between Task.WaitAll and Task.WhenAll is that WaitAll blocks the current thread until all other tasks have completed, while WhenAll creates a task that completes when all the other tasks have completed without blocking the thread.

Hello Omelian Thanks a lot for your input, I really appreciate it! I agree that builder pattern it comes in handy when you need to create an object, although my favorite builder flavor is Fluent builder. Looks very elegant in my point of view and you can enhance it in order to control the way an object is been build.

Hello Markos Korvesis ! Thanks for your kind worlds, I would also avoid spinach on my pizza by the way :P ! Actually you have a valid point how switch statements tends to become hard to maintain.