Alright, it is a long wait. And I am going to keep it short.

Straight to code….. int SomeMethod(string arg1, string arg2, ref DayOfWeek arg3) { // Wildest implementation!

Currying is a mathematical concept based on lambda calculus. It is a technique of operating on a function (taking multiple arguments) by splitting and capable of chaining into a series of single argument functions.

template<typename A, typename B> class TClass { public: TClass() { } // Overload #1 public: std::string SomeMethod(A a, B b) { std::ostringstream ostr; ostr << a << "-" << b; return ostr.

We all know C# does not offer multiple inheritance but offers arguments that programmers can live without it.

There are two facilities in C# to determine the size of a type – sizeof operator andMarshal.

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.