I've just started writing asynchronous methods for the first time having watched some tutorials.I have a method where I run two tasks in parallel (notifySales, insertDownload):Task insertDownload = _downloadService.InsertDownloadRequestAsync(model, Request.UserAgent);if (product.NotifySalesByEmail){    Task notifySales = _downloadService.EmailDownloadRequestAsync(model);    await Task.WhenAll(insertDownload, notifySales);}else{    await insertDownload;}As you can see, the task notifySales only gets run if product.NotifySalesByEmail is true. This task, as well as task insertDownload can be run in parallel.I'm not sure I like the way in which I have said 'if true await both else just await one'.Would a better way to be to create a Task[] array, add the tasks that are required to run and then await the array?
Running tasks in parallel
c#;async await
The code as it stands doesn't read well. And your text is also slightly confusing. I do believe I would rework the code to something along these lines:Initialize an array of tasksAdd each task to array, with necessary conditions if neededAwait execution of all tasksThis would make for your code to handle extra tasks better, it would clear up the confusion on which tasks actually gets executed, and finally all tasks can be executed in parallell however the compiler feels like doing that.