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Finding exact eqality of two strings using regular expressions I think you should update the HashSet example. I can't imagine you would want to use the same IsUnit method as the array example, which won't take advantage of the HashSet behavior. |
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Feb
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accepted | C# static classes and the is operator |
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Feb
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awarded | Nice Question |
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Feb
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C# static classes and the is operator @Robert: Sure it does, it is of type System.Object. I would expect the compiler to know that nothing can ever be of that type because that type is a static class and hence there can be no instances of it, unless I'm forgetting something. |
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Feb
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Jan
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Detecting an undefined object property in JavaScript @Mark Amery: Ask the JQuery guys. They make effort to ensure that they get a clean variable that is undefined rather than depend on the "global" undefined variable. I assume their reasoning is that they are developing a library that may be consumed by developers with a varied levels of experience, some of whom may not realize what 'undefined' even means. It would be most unfortunate if JQuery exhibited a bug because of their external code. Look at the first and last lines of unminified JQuery to see what I mean. |
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Dec
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Why do we need IEnumerator and IEnumerable? @EricLippert "IEnumerator is like a book. IEnumerable is like a reader." Is that what you intended to say? Sounds backwards to me. |
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Dec
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Version object is comparing two versions incorrectly Added an example. |
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Dec
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Version object is comparing two versions incorrectly added 196 characters in body |
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Dec
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answered | Version object is comparing two versions incorrectly |
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Dec
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VS2010 MPF: Populating 'Add->New Item...' list for a custom project This was so tremendously helpful for me. The missing ingredient was adding the elements to the manifest. I could find no reference about needing to do that. If I could give you more than one up vote I would! Wish I hadn't wasted so many hours fumbling around before I found this... |
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Nov
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answered | StringBuilder used with PadLeft/Right OutOfMemoryException |
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Nov
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accepted | Will the expression provided to Debug.Assert be evaluated in a release build? |
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Nov
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Will the expression provided to Debug.Assert be evaluated in a release build? @SteveWellens Thanks for the helpful comments. |
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Nov
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c# Object reference not set to an instance of an object @jordandap No worries. I'd still recommend that article though, if you haven't read it already. Good luck with your homework! :) |
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Nov
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asked | Will the expression provided to Debug.Assert be evaluated in a release build? |
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Nov
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c# Object reference not set to an instance of an object @jordandap "once this code finishes" with an exceptional state? I only looked at your code long enough to see that you were using fixed length arrays, then decided that it was questionable design. |
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Nov
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c# Object reference not set to an instance of an object I would refer you to this article: blogs.msdn.com/b/ericlippert/archive/2008/09/22/… One of Eric's best in my opinion. |
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Nov
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answered | How to prevent hide or override on a public property |
