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Improve the performance of a slow-running LINQ query
Improving the performance of a slow-running LINQ query—especially when using Entity Framework or LINQ to SQL
Introduction to LINQ in C#
the most powerful and elegant features in C#. It allows you to query collections, databases, XML.
C# Anonymous Methods – A Beginner's Guide
Anonymous methods in C# are a powerful feature that allows you to define inline methods without giving them a name.
C# Indexers – Access Objects Like Arrays
C# allow objects to be indexed like arrays. This is useful when your object represents a collection of values and you want to access its elements as an array
C# Attributes – A Beginner's Guide
They are a powerful way to annotate classes, methods, properties, and other program elements with additional information
C# Strings: A Complete Guide for Beginners
strings are used to store sequences of characters like names, sentences, file paths, and more.
C# Operators
C# Operators — including arithmetic, logical, comparison, assignment, bitwise, and more — with examples and descriptions
Basic Implementation of CQRS in C#
The Command Query Responsibility Segregation (CQRS) pattern is a design principle that separates the responsibility for handling queries (read operations) and c
Serialization In C# And .NET
This blog delves into the intricacies of serialization in C#, exploring its types, implementation methods, and practical applications within the .NET framework.
Asynchronous programming with async, await, Task in C#
Asynchronous programming in C# using async and await is a powerful feature that allows you to write non-blocking code, making your applications more responsive
Design Principle vs Design Pattern
Design principles and design patterns are two essential concepts in software engineering.
Set Default Value to Property in C#
You can set default values to properties in several ways, depending on the context and the type of the property