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Using/Debug Option During Compilation
This source code below is an an example of how to use /debug option during compilation.
.NET is the Future
This has been a long time in coming. I couldn't write any more article because of some problems but finally I thought I should talk about the future of .NET. The reason is very simple, I'm getting almost 50 mails a day in my inbox just asking about the future of .NET and the comparison with other technologies. So I'm presenting my own views about the future possibilities of this technology.
Events and Delegates
Events in C# are based on delegates, the Originator defining one or more callback functions as delegates and the listening object then implements then.
Text Reader and Text Writer in C#
Learn how to read and write character-based text data in C# using TextReader, TextWriter, StreamReader, StreamWriter, StringReader, and StringWriter.
Using the ref Parameter
The ref keyword on a method parameter causes a method to refer to the same variable that was passed as an input parameter for the same method. If you do any changes to the variable, they will be reflected in the variable.
Interface Components Interoperability
The fundamental concept behind both COM and DCOM is the interface. An interface is an agreement between a client and an object about how they will communicate with each other.
using Array Class and IEnumeration in C#
This article illustrates the usage of Array class and IEnumerator. Array class Provides methods for creating, manipulating, searching and sorting arrays, thereby serving as the base class for all arrays in the common language runtime.
Using Attributes in C#
This article shows how to create custom attribute classes, use them in code, and query them.
Accessing .NET Components from COM Clients and COM components from .NET Clients
In this article I am going to explain how to access a .NET component from a COM client and accessing COM from .NET clients.
IComparable: Under the Hood
We now calling Array.Sort() on C# Types such as int, char, string will automatically do sorting based on that type.
Visual Inheritance in C#-Part1
We all know that Inheritance means a extending a class with more Features without worrying about the implementation of features of hidden inside the class to be inherited.
Visual Inheritance Part 2
We all know that Inheritance means a extending a class with more Features without worrying about the implementation of features of hidden inside the class to be inherited.
The Convert Class : Conversion Made Easy in .NET
The Convert class takes care of most of the data type conversions in .NET programming.
Method Parameters in C#
This article describes different method parameters such as value parameters, reference parameters, output parameters, and parameter arrays.
C# in Windows 98 and Windows NT
This article explains how to install and run C# on Window 98 and Windows NT 4.0.
C# or VB.NET - World War III
In this article I'm going to go under the hood and show you what really happens to the in C# and VB.NET.
Inheritance and Polymorphism
By using the concept of inheritance, it is possible to create a new class from an existing one and add new features to it.
IL "The Language of CLR" - A Platform for Cross-Language
This article introduces the Cross-Language capabilities of CLR environment (Common Language Runtime Environment) and its constituent language IL (Intermediate Language).
Resurrection and the .NET Garbage collector
This article will explain and demonstrate a phenomenon that is unusual in the .NET implementation of the garbage collector. The phenomenon is known as resurrection. As the name suggests, an object is marked for destruction and in the last possible moment it is resurrected from the ‘dead’ and reactivated.
A Vision Regarding .NET
The present enterprise setup's need to have n-tire architecture with diverse platforms and object models communicating with each other. The present applications are to be created such that those applications have to run in any platform (like Windows, Linux, Mac , Unix etc) and which consist of components written in many programming languages and object models.
C# Editors
You can write your C# code with various editors including your favorite text editor Notepad. See more editors here.
Debug Troelsen's .NET books (1): IEnumerator
This article examines code problem in chapter 4 (for C#)/chapter 5(for VB.Net) of the two .Net books.
Singleton Patterns in C# Revised
Explains why Singleton instance creation must be synchronized in C# and demonstrates how locking prevents multiple instances in concurrent code.
Microscopic Discussion in Classes
This article is going to take a microscopic view of classes, in terms of Inheritance(I) , Multiple Inheritance(MI) and Circular Base Classes (CBC).
Multilingual Support in C#
Many major languages of the world like Arabic, Hindi and Chinese are not written in Roman Script, so special features are provided for dealing with these languages. This article will tell how to implement multilingual application using C#.
C# and .NET
It is sometimes important to know the details of what the compiler does. You may want to know whether constants are evaluated at compile time, or whether constant strings are folded at compile time.
Some situtions where one may like to use IL
This article requires knowledge of IL or at least desire to learn it. My intention is to give few illustrations where usage of IL is possible or only option.
Mandelbrodt Plotting Program Using C#
This program illustrates the use of the algorithm to create the Mandelbrodt set. The formula is an iterative one and is plotted in the complex plane (x, yi).
