Patten Matching in C# 3.0

hcoding.blogspot.com — Pattern matching works best with built in facilities in the language, yet this was fun to implement. Basically a pattern matching statement(expression, computation) is of type Type1 => Type2 which means it get a value of type Type1 and returns a value of type Type2. We need a set of pairs of lambdas. Each pair consists of computations of type (Type1 => bool, Type1 => Type2). First item of this pair helps us to decide if we must execute the second part or not... read more...

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Wafagy

hcoding.blogspot.com — A new design pattern is being forged into new interesting technologies and this is a re-arrangement of it's concepts. This design pattern has four main steps in implementation; and it is for unifying or making constraint on boundaries of somthing (some context): - Wrap it - Formalize it - Generalize it - Simplify it read more...

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Duck Typing In C# 3.0

hcoding.blogspot.com — In C# 3.0 we achieve this feature by employing Extension Methods. The whole point came straightly from definition of Extension Methods, where says: "An extension method with the same name and signature as an interface or class method will never be called.". That means we can call a method on objects without providing a specific type for the compiler. Of course we have the choice to add the extension methods to just one type/class of objects; that for example have implemented a specific interface. read more...

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OOP and FOOP

hcoding.blogspot.com — As we are using functional programming techniques more and more, new point of view is needed for some already well known concepts. In this text some thoughts on this has been presented. read more...

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