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I've written a class definition like public class Item { public double? 30dhi { get; set; } public double? 30dlo { get; set; } public double? 7dhi { get;...
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Possible Duplicate: What characters are allowed in C# class name? I'm using edmgen to dynamically create classes from my database. But it seems like some of the characters in table names are ...
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Can we name class using alphanumeric values ?like class Tier1, Tier2 and so on.Is this come under good practice. What is the recommendation around naming class. I know this is very generic question ...
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I have a large Visual Studio solution of many C# projects. How to find all the static constructors? We had a few bugs where some did silly things, I want to check the others.
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I want to include some special characters in a string variable name in C#. Example: string foo-bar = String.Empty; As far as my understand I can't declare a variable as I mentioned in the above ...
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English is not my native language. I would like to use non-English characters in my code, for instance: "ç, ã, é ..." Is it a bad practice to use those characters for classes, variable or method ...
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In an excellent answer about starting a timer immediately, I could see the following code: timer.Elapsed += timer_Elapsed; ThreadPool.QueueUserWorkItem((_) => DoWork()); ... void ...
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I'm wondering why this is. I have two unicode characters from the same group Ll, which is allowed according to the specs: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa664670%28VS.71%29.aspx One of them ...
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This question is about characters in identifiers, not keywords as identifiers. I found this question on C# names, but couldn't readily find the same on F#. Normally this is hardly relevant, but in my ...
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For me, English is too big a mountain. So whenever I use tools like Visual Studio 2017 (C ++), Unity 3D(C#), Visual Studio Code (html), Eclipse (java), and Android Studio, I've always assigned ...
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I'm working with EntityFrameWork When I try to Run Command Add-Migration, I'm getting the following error Add-Migration migration space + CategoryInfo : InvalidArgument: (:) [Add-Migration], ...
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Is there a way to declare a variable that has symbol involved? Such as: int MIN% = 0; or string DE/M = "";
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Dashes - can't be used in C# to name classes. Are there any good character alternatives, other than underscores? _ I'm looking for a character to add some readability to longer class names. Thanks! ...
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I am working on a designer which is very similar to Edmx designer in Visual Studio. I want to add the same validation that Edmx designer applies to Entity and Property Names. Can someone share what ...
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I have a class from somewhere. The name is strange, it is called "Something[into]ABC.cs". Is it valid for "[into]" in a class name?
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