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December 2005 - Posts

Is C# missing checked exceptions?

An interesting thread on SlashDot asks if a developer should learn C# or Java as a 2nd year student . In typical SlashDot form, there are the usual uneducated anti-MS bashing comments on missing features that actually exist or comparisons of features
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Redneck Holidays: When Cooking Is Potentially Life Threatening

We have a slightly newer tradition around the Evans household involving preparing the Christmas meal: we deep-fry a turkey. When I first heard of the concept, I laughed for about 5 minutes straight. "Only in Georgia could someone actually think of deep-frying
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VB.NET Generics and System.Action delegate

A customer indicated that they were having some problems with Generics in VB.NET and using "foreach" on it. After a couple of emails back and forth, I realized they wanted to see how to use the ForEach method on a List or Array. One way to use iteration
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The One About Attributes

I love using .NET attributes. When I am teaching a class on web services, I start by showing what an attribute is, how you can create custom attributes, and how to use GetCustomAttributes to detect your attribute . I then cruft up a sample CsvSerializer
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