Senthil has left us thrilled in his new post, and also inspired me to write about the topic.

Let us read some code:- int SomeMethod() { int num = 1; try { num = 5; return num; } finally { num += 5; } } What is the return value of SomeMethod?

Article co-authored with Sanjeev, and published on CodeProject PROBLEM Every application logs a whole bunch of diagnostic messages, primarily for (production) debugging, to the console or the standard error device or to files.

This is a simple array like class for C++, which can be used as a safe wrapper for accessing a block of memory pointed by a bare pointer.

This is about a killer bug identified by our chief software engineer in our application.

I would not want to write chunks of code to spawns threads and perform many of my background tasks such as firing events, UI update etc.

Remember the Casting Restrictions we discussed a while back, let us settle that now.

Thanks to the internet. If nobody else bothers or understands what loss of data means, you can shout it aloud here.

We all know that the runtime can detect the actual type of a System.

Let us take a look at the following piece of code:-