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How to use log4net for logging in C#
By Tan Lee Published on Jun 07, 2024 15.05K
Using log4net in C# Windows Forms applications is a great way to incorporate logging functionality into your application for debugging and error tracking purposes.
Read moreHow to create a custom exception in C#
By Tan Lee Published on Dec 24, 2024 297
Creating a custom exception is straightforward and can help make your application’s error-handling more precise and informative.
Read moreHow to make a file read-only in C#
By Tan Lee Published on Dec 24, 2024 466
There are two primary methods to make a file read-only: using the FileInfo.IsReadOnly property or the File.SetAttributes() method combined with bitwise operations.
Read moreHow to get current assembly in C#
By Tan Lee Published on Nov 28, 2024 380
To get the current assembly name in C#, you can use the GetExecutingAssembly() method from the System.Reflection.Assembly class.
Read moreHow to use BlockingCollection in C#
By Tan Lee Published on Dec 21, 2024 449
The BlockingCollection class in .NET is a powerful tool designed to simplify working with blocking, concurrent queues.
Read moreHow to get CheckedListBox selected values in C#
By Tan Lee Published on Dec 21, 2024 715
In Windows Forms (WinForms), the CheckedListBox control provides a powerful way to display a list of items with checkboxes, allowing users to select multiple options simultaneously.
Read moreCalculating the Distance Between Two Coordinates in C#
By Tan Lee Published on Dec 21, 2024 691
Imagine you’re standing in the middle of Millennium Park in Chicago, looking for a cup of coffee.
Read moreCould Not Find an Implementation of the Query Pattern
By Tan Lee Published on Dec 21, 2024 132
When working with LINQ in C#, developers often encounter a common compiler error that can be both frustrating and confusing.
Read moreObjects added to a BindingSource’s list must all be of the same type
By Tan Lee Published on Dec 21, 2024 428
When working with data binding in C#, one common scenario is binding a list of objects to a user interface control (like a DataGridView, ComboBox, or ListBox).
Read moreHow to Use regex capturing groups to extract data in C#
By Tan Lee Published on Dec 20, 2024 415
In regex, capturing groups allow you to extract and save portions of text for later use. These groups can either be unnamed and referenced by index, or they can be named for easier reference.
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