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Post-increment Operator and Precedence

int i = 0; i = i++ + i--; Console.Write(i); What is written to the console?

Creating Type Aliases in C#

The using directive of the C# programming language is often used to create namespace aliases, allowing types with matching names that appear in separate namespaces to be easily accessed. A lesser known use of the directive is to create aliases for types.

Why use generics in C# dot net | Tech Samosa

Recap In an earlier post Microsoft Dotnet Interview Questions 2012, question no. 10 was about benefits of generics. In this post I would answer that. Main benefits of Generics Generics typically provides a lot of performance and code safety benefits which...

Creating Parallel Tasks with TaskFactory

The Task Parallel Library provides a number of ways in which parallel tasks can be instantiated. This article describes the use of the TaskFactory class, which uses the factory method design pattern to generate and start tasks with a single method call.

Quick Add Reference extension for Visual Studio 2010

Quickly add a missing assembly reference for a type in C# code.

Telerik Report Designer Review

Users in the Telerik Reporting Forums have been clamoring for a Stand-Alone Report Designer for a long time now. I've been working with Telerik Reporting for the past few years, which means I have spent my share of time researching issues in the forum....

Using the DebuggerBrowsable Attribute

Visual Studio's debugging windows and tools allow you to examine in-scope objects and the values contained within their properties, indexers and fields. When this is undesirable, a class may change the way in which its debugging information is provided.