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Build HTML Tables with Tableizer

Tableizer is an external app that is great for building HTML tables out of data, using existing Calc or Excel spreadsheet templates. You only need paste your cells into the

Using the Small Tag in HTML5

The element tag was formerly used to create subheadings, such as a logo. Now, the element has been redefined, more suitably, and now indicates small print. It is useful as

Explore 3 Popular Myths About Garbage Collection

There are 3 highly popular myths about garbage collection. Let’s review those myths and the actual truth behind them. Myth #1: Minor GCs don’t pause the application There are different

Escape Characters with the “@” Symbol in C#

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:mydocsshareaudit.docx”;

Conditional Catch Blocks in C#

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){

Find the Sign of a Number in C#

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);?

Format the Console.Write Responses

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

How to Check Whether a Number Is Prime

Java has an API called BigInteger and it is easily able to identify if the number under consideration is a prime number or not. Code snippet: import java.math.BigInteger;public class ProbablePrime{