
Implicit vs Explicit Conversion in C#
We use implicit and explicit conversion in C# all the time, without even realizing it. Let’s learn more about them and look at examples of each.

We use implicit and explicit conversion in C# all the time, without even realizing it. Let’s learn more about them and look at examples of each.

The Obsolete attribute on a class is ignored when an interface is involved. It caught me by surprise, but makes sense. Let’s see why.

Let’s combine the SqlDataReader’s GetFieldValue and GetOrdinal methods into an extension method that lets us pass a column name and get back a specific type.

Passing data between two Forms is very common in WinForms. There’s a couple ways to do it, and one’s better than the other. Let’s take a look.

In WPF, a ListView allows for quite a bit of flexibility. Let’s take a look at filtering a ListView, using input being typed into a TextBox.

While looking for a copy of Windows 98 on MSDN to install some old software (compatibility mode under Windows 7 didn’t work), I came across Windows 3.11. Installing it was a little tricky though…

While looking for a copy of Windows 98 on MSDN to install some old software (compatibility mode under Windows 7 didn’t work), I came across Windows 3.11. I just had to try installing it! But first, DOS 6.22…