C# Lambda Introduction
A Lambda expression is nothing more than an anonymous method. It has no access modifier (public/private), it has […]
A Lambda expression is nothing more than an anonymous method. It has no access modifier (public/private), it has […]
Microsoft has an article on overriding the ToString() method in the web page called Formatting Types in .NET. […]
The general definition of interpolation can be either (1) the insertion of something of a different nature into […]
What are disposable objects? The book C# 5.0 In A Nutshell, The Difinitive Reference published by O’REILLY written […]
In C# a string is a series of Unicode characters. We surround strings with double quotes, whereas we […]
What is a namespace? Namespaces are the .NET way of providing containers for application code, such that the […]
The foreach loop in C# executes a statement or a block of statements for each element in an […]
The ternary operator is an example of C# flow control. The ternary operator works on three operands. It […]
The post C# Introduction lists all of the C# series of posts we have at this site. Program […]
In a previous post we defined a C# Lists Introduction. In this post we want to define a […]
Often you need to create simple boring classes for data representation, especially in database applications. You end up […]
Expressions combine operators with variables and literal values. What does this mean? Variables store data, and are analogous […]