[.net] Favorite addition to .Net 2.0?
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Quote:Original post by BradSnobar
Can someone please help explain why the iterator seems to do a < 5 comparison, when there are three elements, and how would this work if you wanted the type to be more dynamic, which would be quite a bit more useful.
It's a toy example, that's why. The point is you can implement GetEnumerator by writing plain c# code and yielding control whenever you want to enumerate an element.
Quote:Original post by davepermen
one problem with the database improvements: if you've seen c# 3.0... you won't go "back" to c# 2.0
C# 3.0!?
What!?
Quote:Original post by KriscQuote:Original post by davepermen
one problem with the database improvements: if you've seen c# 3.0... you won't go "back" to c# 2.0
C# 3.0!?
Funny you mention it... I was just following a link from the NG's about it, so here it is for you: clicky [smile]
Jack
Quote:Original post by KriscQuote:Original post by davepermen
one problem with the database improvements: if you've seen c# 3.0... you won't go "back" to c# 2.0
C# 3.0!?
What!?
hm.. i think i'm an ***hole for just mentoying it. everyone happy about 2.0 should never get told about 3.0 (until it's here)..
I'd have to say generics are my favorite. I haven't used them yet, but I'm glad it's there when I need it.
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TryParse is pretty cool!
int = 0;
Int32.TryParse("32km", i);
No exception generated! unlike i = Int32.Parse("32km")
int = 0;
Int32.TryParse("32km", i);
No exception generated! unlike i = Int32.Parse("32km")
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