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C# is a multiparadigm, managed, garbage-collected object-oriented programming language created by Microsoft in parallel with the .NET platform
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What naming Convention to Use for C# Function Parameters
There are situations when a name passed in Parameter will be Cast into a new type, but the name of the Passed object should remain similar. For the case of Class Attributes, we can use this operator, …
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Is it possible for two DLLs to conflict , preventing solution to build
Though I have a specific case, but I was wondering about the general situation.
Can two DLLs, when added as Reference to a Visual C# project collide with each other to prevent the solution from build …
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The need for Explicit Type Conversion in C#
Consider the following code:
DerivedClass drbObj = (DerivedClass)obj;
Here obj is of type Object and this is reasonable since Object is the base type of every Class in C#.
Here, since the type of …
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Organizing Class Members in Regards to Access Modifier
If we look at typical implementation of a Class, we usually see the private members defined at the beginning and public( mostly functions and Accessors) defined towards the bottom. Now, is this a Indu …
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Do we really need SerializableAttribute?
I understand we need it to mark a class whose objects can be serialized, but do we strictly need this for behind the hood logic to work? We could just serialize the object using necessary methods. On …
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Should I use a Class or Dictionary to Store Form Values
I am working on a C# .NET Application, where I have a Form with lots of controls. I need to perform computations depending on the values of the controls. Therefore, I need to pass the Form values to a …
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C# Unit Testing: Mock a Return Type
What is the best way to Mock a return type if we don't care about the actual state of the object.
For example, I am Mocking a method whose return type is: IEnumerable<Document>
Now, I can add releva …
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How are interrupts implemented in practice? [closed]
Consider an USB device that is receiving data over a wireless network and an application running on the PC is reading this data. Now, on many languages (consider C# DataReceived), we have event handli …
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