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Function Overriding and Its Impact During Object Initialization
Different languages have different ways to initialize an object. C# and Java both have almost similar ways to initialize an object with few subtle differences.
Understanding Destructors in C#
This article is about understanding the working concept of destructor in C#. As you read this article you will understand how different is C# destructor are when compared to C++ destructors.
Evaluating Neper's Numbers in C#
One of the most interesting number in mathematics is the Neper's number : e.
May Reflection be with you, always
So let me present the example where we can use Reflection and Reflection.Emit to do something interesting.
Object Oriented: The Grownup Way to Code
Back in my dark days of Procedural Programming, I remember someone giving me a problem, then banging out a few (hundred) lines of code, achieving my goal, and going on with my life. The next time a similar problem would arise, I’d rewrite, or in some cases, cut & paste my old code to achieve a similar, yet slightly different outcome.
Overriding Non-Virtual Implemented Interface Methods
In the .NET framework many classes implement interfaces non-virtually. Presumably this is because it does not make any sense for those methods to be overridden.
Fundamentals of Function Point Analysis Part I
Function points are a unit measure for software much like an hour is to measuring time, miles are to measuring distance or Celsius is to measuring temperature.
Fundamentals of Function Point Analysis Part II
Function points are a unit measure for software much like an hour is to measuring time, miles are to measuring distance or Celsius is to measuring temperature.
New Features in C# 2.0 : Part 1
In a two part series I will explain new features introduces in C# language version 2.0. In this article I will talk about generics.
New Features in C# 2.0 : Part 2
In this article I will talk about iterators, anonymous methods, and partial classes.
How to Write a Method in C#?
This sample shows to write a windows application that gives you the - C# - method throw a simple 4 steps.
Digging Deeper - Structures in C#
Structures in C# are similar to structures in C and C++ but with several prominent differences. In C#, structures are value types.
New Features of C#2.0 - Static Classes
Static classes are used when a class provides functionality that is not specific to any unique instance.
What the heck is Generics?
This article provides the use of Generics and scenarios in which it will be useful.
C# 2.0 Feature: Nullable Types
C# 2.0 allows you to assign null values to primitive types including boolean and integer, which wasn't possible in previous version of C#.
Understanding Delegates in C#
Delegate is type which holds the method(s) reference in an object. It is also reffered as a type safe function pointers.
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.
Configuring and Invoking Dynamic Delegate using Reflection
The attached source code projects shows how to configure and invoke dynamic delegates using Reflection.
Swimming with the Sharks : How to Handle Recruiters when Seeking a .NET Position
This article describes how to deal with recruiters in Manhattan, and gives some tips on negotiating for rates and salaries.
Building Stacks with C#
The following article presents a general definition of the stack data structure and its most common functions. This article explores a sample stack implementation as a .NET class in C#, as well as some interesting usage scenarios.
