C#

There are cases in which we want to ignore errors even if they are genuine. For example, there could be a feed running on all days except for some fixed

Use the “@” symbol to prefix a string that has characters. You do not have to escape the characters in the string. For example, instead of: Var filePathString = “C:\mydocs\share\audit.docx”;

We can now have conditional catch blocks in C#. The catch block will execute only if the condition evaluates to true. Please see below for an example. catch (Exception ex){

System.Math?class?has?a?Sign?method?that?will?help?you?determine?if?a?number?has?a?negative?sign?or?positive?sign.? //returns?-1? int?negativeNumber??=?System.Math.Sign(-2);? //?returns?1 int?postiveNumber?=?System.Math.Sign(1);? //returns?0 ?int?neutralNumber?=?Math.Sign(0);?

We use string.format to format the data written to the console using the console.write or console.writeline commands. However, it isn’t indented well to make it readable. C# allows you to

There are cases in which we might want to warn the user before an attempt is made to download a large file, or we might simply be interested to know

If you have two data tables with the same data columns, you can merge them quite easily. Merge Data Tables dataTableEuropeanCities and dataTableAsianCities are two datatables with same schema. They

LINQ queries follow deferred execution. This means when you access a LINQ query, it will get executed. If not well designed, it will execute every time you access it. In

With C# 6.0, you can control exceptions with a conditional if. See below for an example: Listing 1. Control Exceptions try{ //Code that creates an exception}catch (System.DllNotFoundException dllEx) if (version