In the provided code, the HandleAsyncEvent method indeed doesn't directly handle the event. Its purpose is to demonstrate how an asynchronous event handler can be called. However, it serves more as an illustration in this specific example rather than practical usage.

Regarding implementing a void scenario by setting the return type to Task, let's modify the HandleAsyncEvent method accordingly:

public async Task HandleAsyncEvent()

{

await DoSomethingAsync();

}

By changing the return type to Task, we adhere to the principle of avoiding async void. This modification ensures that the method can be awaited and provides better error handling and task composition.