April 2004 Entries
http://www.microsoft-watch.... Xen, a new programming language coming out of Microsoft Research and developed in conjunction with the University of Cambridge, promises to bring together three disparate but integral components of programming, wrapping them together in .Net. Xen's creators use a geometric metaphor to illustrate this conjoining, calling the language a means to program with "circles, triangles, and rectangles." Source: http://dotnetjunkies.com/We...
In one of technical discussion with friends, different topics were discussed, there was a point on Polymorphism, one of those feels, Polymorphism is not of use and debate continued. His supporting points are Polymorphism is to have common name for similar type of functionality and for different data types and arguments. a) How do we know that which data types a function/procedure it supports? b) Even if I know, the function name is not self explanatory a. Eg: add(int, int) , add(double, double) Which...
"In theory there is no difference between theory and practice. But, in practice, there is." —Jan L.A. van de Snepscheut This is in the book “SQL performance tuning” Peter Gulutzan and Trudy Pelzer
Work around solution on date time localization: http://blogs.msdn.com/brada... Time 00:00:00, As this is serialized and sent over a timezone this date could be changed to be the previous day, with a time of 23:00:00. If this user then logged into the system in the other time zone they would now see their birthday as being a day earlier and they would complain it was incorrect Product team comments: This is an issue I have seen a few times before.For V1.0 and V1.1, There...
Here is good discussion on Static and abstract, Max has given this example in Ericqu comments section on static class blog. @Talbott abstract does _not require_ inheritance for a full implementation: abstract class Foo { static void DoSomething(){} } ... Foo.DoSomething(); is totally legal code. 'abstract' only means no instance can be created - at least at the view of the Compiler/Runtime. But I have to agree that most people think 'abstract' means an incomplete class. So it may be less confusing...
` I don`t believe in failure. It is not failure if you enjoyed the process. `--Oprah Winfrey, media entrepreneur.Courtesy: http://www.libraryonlineinc
http://www.codenotes.com/ar... Example and Explanation on String Builder Class A picture say's more than the words, Jeff's article puts an image which clearly distinguish the mutable and immutable objects with example's, here it follows http://www.dotnetjunkies.co... Thanks Jeff for the link...
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http://www.quiksoft.com/new... Good article with code snippets on retreiving e-mail from pop3 server
Verbatim string literals begin with @" the statement test=@"c:\tEST\TEST.doc"; is same as test="c:\\tEST\\TEST.doc"; courtesy:http://www.c-sharp...
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