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This was a pretty interesting discussion about method overloading in the managed world. As the discussion says that the overloading is a matter of taste. It seems that the method overloading in the …

It was interesting to know that a custom exception, say an exception class derived from System.ApplicationException, thrown while creating an instance of a type using Activator.CreateInstance does not …

Prior to .NET 2.0, there wasn’t the facility in C# to opt the visibility level for the get and set property or indexers. And i take my comment in my previous post that C# does not provide the …

I read about this interesting thing somewhere in MSDN. There are two types of programming or programming languages. The good old C/C++ kind called the unsafe programming languages, and the other is …

When I was working on the .NET reflection extravaganza thing that I explained in my previous column, i learnt one another interesting thing, that is about the Type.InvokeMember. How will pass out or …