Index Initializers – Day 1 – VS 2015 Series
This is post #2 of 5 in the series “31 Days of VS2015 Tricks and Treats” Syntactical Sugar Many of the new features in C# 6 come under the heading of Syntactical Sugar. Syntactical sugar refers to a...
View ArticleNull-Conditional Operators – Day 2 – Visual Studio 2015
This is post #3 of 5 in the series “31 Days of VS2015 Tricks and Treats” One of my favorite new features of C# 6 is the null-conditional operator. While it is certainly possible to go without this...
View Articlenameof – Day 3 – VS 2015 Series
This is post #4 of 5 in the series “31 Days of VS2015 Tricks and Treats” When magic isn’t Discernng why certain code is considered good and other code -well- isn’t is often readily apparent by examing...
View ArticleAuto Property Initializers – Day 4 – Visual Studio 2015
This is post #5 of 5 in the series “31 Days of VS2015 Tricks and Treats” C# 3 introduced support for Auto-Implemented Properties, which can be used to succinctly declare properties that have no...
View ArticleUsing Static Directive – Day 9 – VS 2015 Series
This is post #10 of 13 in the series “31 Days of VS2015 Tricks and Treats” Using Static Directive? Admittedly, the title of this article reads somewhat awkwardly. For the sake of improving clarity it...
View ArticleString Interpolation – Day 10 – Visual Studio 2015
This is post #11 of 13 in the series “31 Days of VS2015 Tricks and Treats” Even in the early days of C# there were ways to construct strings that use values from variables using either concatenation...
View ArticleExpression Bodied Methods and Properties – Day 11 – VS 2015 Series
This is post #12 of 13 in the series “31 Days of VS2015 Tricks and Treats” More Syntactical Sugar Syntactical Sugar comes in a wide range of flavors, nonetheless their goal is to decrease the level of...
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