When it comes to networking, IP addresses are a must-have. While it may not be as critical from a C# perspective, we will look about the System as a result of this. There’s a lot of .NET namespace involved in here. We may only needed the IP address of a local device. So check the […]
C# Fixed Size Buffer
In .NET normally arrays are reference types and an array declared as part of a structure doesn’t physically exist inside the struct. Only a reference to the array is placed inside the structure, which points to the original location of the array on the heap. Hence declaring a C++ style fixed-size structure was difficult in […]
C# Version History | C# Evolution and Features
C# was developed in the year 2002 with the .NET Framework 1.0 and has since continued to develop with enhanced features and performance. C# is a general-purpose, contemporary, and object-oriented programming language. It was created by Microsoft as part of the.NET program and was authorized by the ECMA (European Computer Manufacturers Association) and the ISO […]
C# 3d array
In C# arrays can have multiple dimensions, arrays with more than one dimension. C# can support nearly 32 dimensions for multidimensional arrays. To declare a multidimensional array, use commas between the square brackets to delimit the array’s dimensions. Arrays can be classified according to their dimensions. The dimension of an array can be identified by counting […]
Collection Initializers in C# 3.0
C# Collection Initializers enable you to add items in the collection at the time of instantiation of the collection. Collection can be a List or Dictionary or any other available C# collection. Till C# 2.0, for creating a collection of Employees we normally do
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List<Employee> employees = new List<Employee>(); employee.Add(new Employee("EMP001","Sam","Bangalore,India",20000)); employee.Add(new Emploee("EMP00","Peter","Bombay,India",30000)); employee.Add(new Emploee("EMP003","Tom","Delhi,India",40000)); |
Assuming that there is an overloaded constructor for the Employee […]
C# 3.0 Object Initializers
Object Initializer, a new technique to initialize an object of a class or collection, was introduced in the .NET 3.5 release (C# 3.0). C# Object Initializers allow you to initialize the object members without an overloaded constructor or without setting the properties after object creation. This means the initial value of the object property variables […]