What happens when you create a Task?

Question

public MyClass foo(int parameter)
{
    var foo = new Task<MyClass>(() => bar(parameter));

    try 
    {
        return foo.Result;
    }
}

What happens in terms of threads when I create a new Task .

That means that new thread( B ) started to evaluate bar(parameter) and when the main thread( A ) goes to foo.Result; they wait until B finish and return Result ?

Answer 1

From here :

Tasks created by its public constructors are referred to as “cold” tasks, in that they begin their life cycle in the non-scheduled TaskStatus.Created state, and it's not until Start is called on these instances that they progress to being scheduled

Thus, no "thread B" will be started (moreover, " start new task" != " start new thread" in the general case).

and when the main thread(A) goes to foo.Result; they wait until B finish and return Result?

Since there will be no "thread B", thread A will wait forever.