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EXPRESSION-LEVEL FEATURES Posted on January 31, 2016by Peter Lee
C# 6 added many new expressions such as string interpolation, nameof expressions, null-conditional operators, and Index initializers. Continue reading →Advertisements
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USING KEYWORD AS IDENTIFIER Posted on September 27, 2014by Peter Lee
In C#, keywords cannot be used as identifiers. But there is a way to get away with the rule. Continue reading → Posted in C# , C# How to/ Leave a comment
ASYNC AND AWAIT
Posted on July 1, 2013by Peter
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Asynchronous programming booms in current programming world. .NET is not an exception. .NET 4 adds many features regarding multi-tasking such as Task Parallel Library (TPL). .NET 4.5 provides async/awaitpattern.
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Posted on June 22, 2013by Peter Lee
When you resolve the registered type, the container return an object of that type. By default, the container does not hold the object reference. You can change the lifetime of the instance in differentways.
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REGISTRATION
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Registering type maps (from and to) is the first step in DI patterns. Unity provides a couple of ways to register types. Continue reading → Posted in Design Patterns/ Tagged C#
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DI WITH UNITY
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“Unity” is another framework for DI and some more. It is part of MS Enterprise Library but can be installed separately through NuGet. The main purposes of “Unity” are late binding and loose coupling. Continue reading → Posted in Design Patterns/ Tagged C#
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TUPLES
Posted on January 6, 2013by Peter Lee
C# 4 provides a set of generic classes called “Tuple“. A tuple is a data structure that has a specific number of elements in sequence. It represents the ready-made read-only class for multiple properties (generic read-only array). Continue reading → Posted in C# / Tagged C# / Leave a comment MULTITHREADING IN C# 4 – USING TASKS Posted on July 5, 2012by Peter Lee
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