Practical guides on AI agents, LLM security, C#/.NET and Cloud, from Taswar Bhatti
Here is a quick C# tip, when using string compare don’t use C# var str = “Hello”; if(str.ToLower() === “hello”) 123 var str = “Hello”; if(str.ToLower() === “hello”) use the Equals and StringComparison.InvariantCultureIgnoreCase enum. C# var str = “Hello”; if(str.Equals(“hello”, StringComparison.InvariantCultureIgnoreCase))…
Here is another C# tip. Most of the time when you are trying to get a value from dictionary you would try to check if the key exist or not something like. C# if(dictionary.ContainsKey(key)) { var value – dictionary[key]; //do…
Here is a hint when using WPF and you may come into a situation where you want to databind an element to its Parent ViewModel. As an example lets say you have a view that is binding to ViewModel and…
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In C# there is a params keyword which allows a method parameter to take variable number of arguments. MSDN Some notes on param It must always be the last parameter in the function/method definition There can only be one params…
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In C# there is the out parameter keyword which causes arguments to be passed by reference. It is like the ref keyword, except that ref requires that the variable be initialized before it is passed. Example: C# void Init(out int…