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Coding Standards and Guidelines: Naming Conversions and Style in C#

C# Coding Standards and Guidelines: Naming Conversions and Style 1) Use Pascal casing for type and method and constants. public class SomeC...

C# Coding Standards and Guidelines: Comments 1. All source code must include the following comments at the very top: /****************...

Advantages of C# C# being a .NET language, it supports language interoperability, i.e. C# can access code written in any .NET compliant lan...

The JOIN clause is one of the most complex and potentially confusing aspects of LINQ. A thorough understanding of the JOIN clause can help...

What is an abstract class? An abstract class is an incomplete class and must be implemented in a derived class. Can you create an inst...

Constant Constant variables must be assigned value at compile time. Once the value is assigned it cannot be changed. It is static by...

Abstract Class Abstract class is inherited. We cannot create an object of abstract class. Abstract class does not support multiple in...

String It is Immutable. String Using System NameSpaces. Once Create String Object We Cannot Modify. String Cannot Append Keyw...