You can use the yield keyword to hold and return the data to the caller. See below for an example. Public static IEnumerable ExampleMethod(){ List li = new List(); foreach
With the Skip and Take methods in LINQ, paging has become a lot easier. All we need to do is have a simple logic such as is outlined below. This
Tessaract is a popular OCR software that lets you convert image to text with high accuracy. We can utilize its SDK in .Net and convert image to text very easily.
Using the OrderBy operator in conjunction with Take in C#, we can pick a selected number of items based on an order. int n = 3;var firstThreeStates = states.OrderBy(s =
Using the Take operator, we can pick the first few elements of an array with a simple statement like this: int n = 3;var firstThreeStates = states.Take(n);
Using the transition property on an element, we can do amazing CSS transitions. See below for a example. The div will change color on hover with a transition. HTML: Hover
The JDK 11 HttpClient API is very flexible and intuitive. Here it is a sample of triggering a GET request and printing the response: HttpClient client = HttpClient.newHttpClient();HttpRequest request =
Use this extension method in C# to check whether or not an input argument is null, and throw an error if necessary. Extension method: public static void CheckIfParameterIsValid(this T o,
See how to use an extension method in C# to update all items in a list. public static IEnumerable ForEach(this IEnumerable collection, Action action){//Loop thru the collectionforeach (T item in