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Visual Studio Tips: Creating the interface method studs automatically (digcode.com)

submitted by jameslingjamesling(40) 3 years, 11 months ago

Obviously, Writing a class that implements a interface having 30 functions is a time-consuming task, but Visual Studio offers you a quick way to do this in seconds by right-clicking on the interface you are implementing and then selecting "Implement Interface". read more...

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Learning XPath Expressions By Examples(digcode.com)

submitted by jameslingjamesling(40) 3 years, 11 months ago

XPath is a language for finding information in an XML document. XPath uses path expressions to navigate through elements and attributes in an XML document. This article focuses on how to form all kinds of Xpath expressions to navigate an XML document describing a book. read more...

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Bookmarking Lines of Text in Visual Studio 2005(digcode.com)

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Visual Studio offers the functionality to bookmark the lines of text in your code for further reference when you are in edit mode. read more...

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Visual Studio 2005 Tips: Close All But This on Tabs(digcode.com)

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Visual Studio 2005 offers the "Close All But This" functionality to close all other tabs except for the current one. read more...

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Overriding Equals Method On Custom Classes or Structures in C#(digcode.com)

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Generally, When you override the Equals method in your classes and structures to perform your customized quality, you should also overload the == and != operators to allow easier synax to compare objects. read more...

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The General Guidelines of Whether to Create Indexes in a Database(digcode.com)

submitted by jameslingjamesling(40) 4 years, 6 months ago

When you are considering whether to create an index, evaluate two factors to ensure that the index will be more efficient than a table scan: the nature of the data and the nature of the queries based on the table. read more...

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