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September 2006 - Posts

Extension methods are one of the many great new features of C# 3.0. They basically allow you to declare static methods that appear to be instance methods of a type, even if you have no access to the type (sealed classes, etc). The key point is that you Read More...
I was doing some tests on LINQ over DataTables where I was selecting into a new anonymous type. The code was quite simple, just doing a basic select. var res = from n in contacts.Contact where n.LastName.StartsWith("L") select new {n}; Looking at the Read More...
 
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