Here we are with the Visual Studio 2010 Beta installed on Windows 7 RC, the most coolest and latest stuff out yet 🙂 In this post, I wanted to share some glimpse at Visual Studio 2010 beta along with some demonstration of one of the feature of C# 4.0 🙂 Read more…
In C#, we have two ways to implement interfaces: Implicit Implementation Explicit Implementation To see the difference, Let’s say we have an interface: public interface IDemoInterface{string Name { get; set; }void DemoMethod();} As we implement this interface, we will notice that Visual Studio or Visual C# Express gives us an Read more…
Last week I downloaded Mix 09 videos from Mix 09 Videos Online and that was around 7 GB. As we are distributing Mix 09 DVDs on our upcoming INETA user group meeting of Emerging .NET Devs, so what I did is that I selected and copied some videos into another Read more…
Last week I submitted an article, C# 4.0 Features, on CodeProject.com. From time to time, I have been posting some content related to C# 4.0 features on my blog, So what I did is that I formalize them as an article and submitted to code project. I shared my article Read more…
Okay, we saw Optional Parameters, an upcoming feature of C# 4.0, in the last post and one reader of my blog asked me a question related to “Optional Parameters”. I don’t believe I have readers of my blog as well 🙂 but that was also one of my friend :p Read more…
In the last post we saw dynamic typed object in C# and as we saw earlier the upcoming features of C# 4.0, Today we are going to look at Optional Parameters. Let’s say I have a class Employee and I provide few overloads of constructor to enable make certain parameters Read more…
C# 4.0 supports Dynamic Programming by introducing new Dynamic Typed Objects. The type of these objects is resolved at run-time instead of compile-time. A new keyword dynamic is introduced to declare dynamic typed object. The keyword tells the compiler that everything to do with the object, declared as dynamic, should Read more…
After watching the Anders Hejlsberg’s session “The Future of C#” on Channel 9, I’ve got excited to get hands on the upcoming features of C#. Since the inception of C#, each version bought some major changes and amendments in the language. Like, In C# 1.0 the major theme was Managed Read more…
Greetings, Till this point we have seen LINQ To Objects and LINQ To XML. I found a great webcast on using LINQ with Relational Data by Rob Bagby, So I thought instead of explaining my way, I would recommend you to go through the webcast 🙂 MSDN Webcast: Using LINQ Read more…
In my earlier post on LINQ, we saw an example of LINQ to Objects. In this post we will see LINQ to XML example. LINQ to XML was the real reason why i attracted towards LINQ. I’m pretty excited to see what LINQ provides as compare to the old techniques. Read more…