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blog.latrompa.com — Ruby has it, Prototype add it to JavaScript array. I find myself using it a lot, why not to implement it in C#? Take a look at a quiet take on this one. read more...
programmersheaven.com — This is the second of a four part series on C# 3.0. It covers extension methods, explaining what they are, when to use them and how to write them. It then moves on to lambda expressions, explaining the syntax and showing how C# 2.0 anonymous methods can be re-written using the new syntax. It also looks at how type inference and lambda expressions work together. read more...
blackwasp.co.uk — The forty-fifth part of the C# Fundamentals tutorial expands upon the creation of methods described in the previous instalment. In this article, the creation of methods that return a value and that can accept parameters is considered. read more...
jeremyjarrell.com — Here's an easy way to find out the name of the method who called you, or the method who called that one, or the method who called that one.... read more...
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