February 2009 - Posts
While browsing the features I found an interesting extension method called “Zip”. How it works, let’s check it. List < string > names = new List < string > { "Debajyoti" , "Sumitra" , "Wriju" , "Writam" , "Tupur" }; List < int > ages
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For methods having numerous arguments we tend to get confused. And this is also pain for others while reviewing the code. C# 4.0 gives us an opportunity to pass parameters with name. How it works, let’s check it. Suppose you have a method like below,
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Days of creating multiple overloads to avoid parameters are gone. You no more have to create many methods and pass the default one there. C# 4.0 brings to us the concept of “optional” parameters. How it works, let’s check it. Suppose you have a method
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“Working with dynamic objects statically ” – Anders Hejlsberg When you work with C# 4.0 you get to work with many unmanaged world “dynamically”. What does that mean to you? It means you do not do things “statically” as you used to do in C# or in VB.NET.
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Check out this url http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/dd439432.aspx Namoskar!!!
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Here we go, I generally get questions from developers that if they will have to scrub the existing powerful stored procedure they have written by investing time and money. The answer to that is “NO”. You must enjoy using it as it has its own power. So
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Paging in EntitySQL is really easy to achieve. You have got two important sub-clauses (or query operators) are available, SKIP and LIMIT. So your paging EntitySQL query would ideally look like, "SELECT VALUE e FROM NorthwindEntities.Customers AS e ORDER
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Using Entity Framework with LINQ is simple and fun stuff. But if you are concerned about the performance and comfortable writing ADO.NET like code then EntityClient is for you. It resides under System.Data.EntityClient namespace. If you are using it you
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Many of you might be following John Papa’s article on Data and related topics. Myself have came across many of his and are still following. I would like to share a list of articles by him published in MSDN Magazine and available online for you.
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