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| An object oriented approach for any problem |
| This article gives an insight into the object oriented approach that can be taken for a problem involving reading a formatted data from a flat file, applying some logic, appropriately sorting and ranking it and displaying it.
The article also focuses on separating the coding effort into various smaller classes, so that it well organized. In the article I have a business entity, a helper class etc. |
| | By H K on Tuesday, June 30, 2009 6:59:01 PM. |
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| An insight to C# 4.0 |
| This describes the changes the C# world is witnessing and yet to witness some of its great features |
| | By egg egg on Sunday, June 28, 2009 10:36:22 AM. |
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| Design Patterns for all – Chapter II (Singleton Pattern) |
| In the previous chapter we saw the basics of Design patterns and OOPs which will give the foundation for understanding Design patterns better. In this chapter we are going to see the Singleton Pattern in detail with c# coding. |
| | By Sakshi a on Tuesday, June 23, 2009 1:31:48 AM. |
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| Design Patterns for all – Chapter I (Introduction to Design) |
| In this chapter we will see the basics of Design patterns and OOPs which will give the foundation for understanding Design patterns better. In the coming chapters we will see the Design patterns in detail with practical examples and code. |
| | By Sakshi a on Friday, June 19, 2009 6:11:16 AM. |
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| Part II (A startup lesson on using FxCop) |
| In the previous article (FxCop Part I – Introduction), we saw the basics of FxCop , its definition, download path, comparison with other Code analysis tools, a simple demo for doing a analysis,etc.
In this article (Part II -A startup lesson on using FxCop), we are going to see the usage of FxCop at a beginner’s level. |
| | By Sakshi a on Tuesday, June 16, 2009 1:23:47 AM. |
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