Matt H

Lombard, IL

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Age: 30

I am a software developer.

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Are nullable types preferable to magic numbers?

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Closing a Java FileInputStream

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Recursive List Flattening

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Using C#'s xml comment cref attribute with params syntax

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C# Concurrent List Questions

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Does try/finally ignore exceptions?

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