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The tiny VB.NET quiz – byref or what the...?

Alright, here is the next quiz. Imagine the following code: Module Module1 Dim intVal As Integer = 10 Dim dblVal As Double = 20 Sub Main() ModifyValue(intVal) ModifyValue(dblVal) PrintValues() End Sub Private Sub PrintValues() Console.WriteLine( "{0}
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Do you know your language? This time it's the tiny VB quiz ;-)

Dim x = -2147483648 Dim y = Integer .MinValue Well, the question is as easy as that - what Types are x and y and what's the reason? Cheers Daniel P.S. Needless to say that you shouldn’t use the VB.NET compiler but the one in your head ;-)
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ASP.NET Ajax TechTalk (Update)

Vorbei sind die Zeiten grauer, langweiliger Webanwendungen die hauptsächlich aus einer Ansammlung von Texten und Links bestanden. Der aktuelle Trend geht zu interaktiven, reichhaltigen Anwendungen welche die Features und Funktionalitäten traditioneller

Daily .Net Feeds - ASP.Net 2.0 - Advanced - Day 15

Hi Everyone, Welcome back!!! As mentioned yesterday, today we will be wrapping up with the discussion about the ASP.Net 2.0 compilation machinery with the discussion about virtual path providers. Virtual Path Providers: Before the advent of ASP.NET 2.0,

Daily .Net Feeds - ASP.Net 2.0 - Advanced - Day 14

Hi Everyone, Welcome back!!! Yeah, we skipped a few days again, just got a bit busy with my cases. As mentioned earlier, today we will be taking up the discussion about ASP.Net 2.0 Build Providers. Build Providers: In ASP.NET 1.x, only a few file types

Daily .Net Feeds - ASP.Net 2.0 - Advanced - Day 11

Hi Everyone, Welcome back!!! Let's continue the discussions around the ASP.Net compilation mechanisms. We discussed the overall dynamic compilation concepts (what happens when resources get updated) and pre-compilation (techniques to avoid first hit delay

Daily .Net Feeds - ASP.Net 2.0 - Advanced - Day 10

Hi Everyone, Welcome back!!! Let's continue the discussion about ASP.Net site pre-compilation. We talked about in-place pre-compilation yesterday; another flavor of pre-compilation is deployment pre-compilation. Pre-compilation for deployment: Pre-compilation

Daily .Net Feeds - ASP.Net 2.0 - Advanced - Day 7

Hi Everyone, Welcome back!!! Again, continuing to discuss the automatic dynamic page compilation further. Now we have been saying all the while that ASP.Net will detect automatically at runtime when ASP.Net resources change and will dynamically create

Daily .Net Feeds - ASP.Net 2.0 - Advanced - Day 6

Hi Everyone, Welcome back!!! Again, continuing to discuss the automatic dynamic page compilation further. Let's understand how is the page assembly generated with respect to what files are involved. Generating an assembly for a particular .aspx resource

Daily .Net Feeds - ASP.Net 2.0 - Advanced - Day 5

Hi Everyone, Welcome back!!! As mentioned, we are continuing to discuss the automatic dynamic page compilation further. Now, if you notice the way the final page class gets prepared is a bit different in ASP.Net 2.0 compared to how it happened in ASP.Net

Daily .Net Feeds - ASP.Net 2.0 - Advanced - Day 4

Hi Everyone, Welcome back!!! Today and in next few days we will discuss the automatic dynamic page compilation. Each web application has its own copy of the Http runtime and runs in a separate AppDomain. The runtime object creates the Http context for

Daily .Net Feeds - ASP.Net 2.0 - Advanced - Day 3

Hi Everyone, After having seen the overall process models that ASP.Net can possibly run under, we will now discuss the components of the ASP.Net pipeline – steps that ASP.Net performs on each request before it serves its response, these don't differ based

Lost session variables and appdomain recycles

In ASP.NET Case Study: Lost session variables and appdomain recycles beschreibt Tess was passiert wenn eine application domain recycled wird warum application domains recycled werden Definitiv ein Thema welches mich in meiner Zeit als Softwareentwickler

In den Tiefen des .NET Frameworks – Das Garbage Collector Quiz

Als Nachtrag zu meinem gestrigen Post In den Tiefen des .NET Frameworks – Der Garbage Collector heute ein kleines" .NET Garbage Collection PopQuiz " ;-) Die Auflösung findet sich auf .NET Garbage Collector PopQuiz - Followup Viel Spaß beim Rätseln! Daniel
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MSR Technical Education Series: Designing .NET Class Libraries

Krzysztof Cwalina, Senior Programm Manager des .NET Framework Teams, spricht über "best practices" im Bereich "Framework Design" am Beispiel des .NET Frameworks. Die Aufzeichnung von Krzysztofs Ausführungen finden sich auf http://www.researchchannel.org/prog/displayevent.aspx?rID=11087&fID=2740
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