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C# has the as keyword, it is mainly used to cast object of one type to another, and if it fails it should return a null rather than crashing the program or throwing exception. From MSDN documentation it states: You…
So C# what is the yield keyword? The yield keyword in C# is basically an iterator, its a form of syntactic sugar added from C# 2.0 to create IEnumerable and IEnumerator objects, thus returning one element at a time. From…
In C# if one wishes to use C# constructor overloading they can use the “this” keyword right after to initialize the object, the only thing to note is one will not be able to do any validation of the data…
C# readonly what is that for? The readonly keyword in C# is used as a modifier. A field can be declared with readonly modifier, and its assignment can only be in the Constructor or when the variable is declared. An…
From the C# documentation it states that the @ symbol is an Identifier. 2.4.2 Identifiers The prefix “@” enables the use of keywords as identifiers, which is useful when interfacing with other programming languages. The character @ is not actually…
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