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volatile doesn’t make ThreadCount thread-safe, it just makes sure _threadCount isn’t cached to a registry.
For example “ThreadCount++” compiles to IL similar to the following:
callvirt instance int32 Namespace.MyClass::get_Count()
ldc.i4.1
add
callvirt instance void Namespace.MyClass::set_Count(int32)
clearly, _threadCount can change between get_Count and set_Count.