March 2006 - Posts
.NET Format String Strings C# VB String.Format Microsoft CLR BCL
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I just added a "news" widget on right side of my blog annoucing to the world that I also post on the BCL Team Weblog . So I want to go over the difference in what i'll post on the two blogs. This blog is mine (aka me, moi, I)... it will be my opinions,
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Day 1 : LINQ Finally, after months of planning and preparing the lab, we have started! We had a good turn out this year and I am excited to hear feedback about our content in the next three days. We've also invited Harry Pierson to blog about the lab.
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Are you passionate about .NET technologies? Are you passionate about helping developers? Check out the job posting on the BCLTeam Blog: http://blogs.msdn.com/bclteam/archive/2006/03/10/549057.aspx I know the above must sound so cliche, but I honestly
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"I wish .NET can compare contents of an Array." - Annoymous Array Comparer Currently, when you compare two arrays with the = operator, we are really using the System.Object's = operator, which only compares the instances. (i.e. this uses reference equality,
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Since my last post, some people asked me "Well.. great... how do I round up?" Particularly since SQL doesn't do the same rounding as the CLR. SQL's default (and only) rounding algorithm is Rounding Up . i.e. SELECT ROUND(2.45, 2), ROUND(2.45, 1) GO SELECT
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