The following posts are tagged as 'CSharp':

• C# Utility Class - Mersenne Twister

  An improved random-number-generating class vs. the .NET Random class.

  http://geeksneversleep.com/code/c-utility-class-mersenne-twister

• Why I (Occasionally) Use Empty Statements

  Just another mindless entry...

  http://geeksneversleep.com/blog/why-i-occasionally-use-empty-statements

• Using IEnumerable Is Better Than Returning Lists

  Just another mindless entry...

  http://geeksneversleep.com/blog/using-ienumerable-is-better-than-returning-lists

• C#, XML, and LINQ: Adding Nodes to an XML File

  Another example of how useful LINQ is when we are having fun with XML.

  http://geeksneversleep.com/tutorials/c-xml-and-linq-sample-2

• C#, XML, and LINQ: Load & Parse an XML File

  An example of how useful LINQ is when we are having fun with XML.

  http://geeksneversleep.com/tutorials/c-xml-and-linq-sample-1

• Fun with LINQ

  Waxing poetic about LINQ...

  http://geeksneversleep.com/blog/fun-with-linq

• Shorthand Properties = Lazy Programming, IMHO

  A short discussion of why I dislike shorthand property syntax in C#.

  http://geeksneversleep.com/blog/shorthand-properties-lazy-programming-imho

• C# Sample: Timing Class

  A snippet and a download for a C# class, Timing.cs

  http://geeksneversleep.com/code/csharp-sample-timing-class

• C# Sample: RandomDataSet Class

  A snippet and a download for a C# class, RandomDataSet.cs

  http://geeksneversleep.com/code/csharp-sample-randomdataset-class

• OOP and C#: Making a Sample Class

  This is a general tutorial of how to use C# to develop a class.

  http://geeksneversleep.com/tutorials/oop-and-csharp-making-a-sample-class

• An Interesting Use of a C# Foreach Loop

  Here, I present a small code snippet for clearing text from TextBox controls in a C# Windows project.

  http://geeksneversleep.com/blog/an-interesting-use-of-a-csharp-foreach-loop

• C# : Creating a Custom Class

  It's probably just my infatuation with C# that makes me say this, but I find creating classes in C# much easier than any other language I've learned.

  http://geeksneversleep.com/articles/csharp-classes

• C# : .NET's Native Tongue

  Built from the ground up to implement the .NET framework. Highly managed. My first choice to code with.

  http://geeksneversleep.com/reference/csharp