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- The top 5 changes in C# 3.0 for developers looking for more flexible solutions
- C# 3.0 already?Are you ready for C# 3.0? Are you still trying to incorporate C# 2.0 into your application development toolbox?I'm soon to be starting a new developmentand it will be .NET 3.0You can download the extensions off MSDN and over
- Tags: zach smith, application development, c#, programming, .net, LINQ, Mark W. Kaelin, SQL, constructor, developer, C# 3.0
- Discussion threads 2006-11-16
- Utilize .NET 2.0's powerful List class in your next project
- Working with collections of identical objects presented some problems in the .NET Framework 1.x, but version 2.0 adds new features to simplify such tasks. The addition of generics support led to inclusion of new collections like the List class. Learn more about incorporating the List class into your next project....
- Tags: Microsoft .NET, Middleware, Tony Patton, .NET, Application servers, System.Collections.Generic namespace, generic, .NET Newsletter, Class, Collection, Object, Constructor, List, C#, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Enterprise Software, Software, Programming Languages
- Technical articles 2006-05-09
- How to properly use method overloading in Java
- Don't mess with the meaning of the parametersWhen I saw:PersonString lname {...Person(String fname, String lname) {I cringed. As a rule changing the meaning of the parameters like this is not a good thing. It leads to problems like coding:Person p2 = new Person("Patton");Person p3 = new Person("Patton", "Tony");Is...
- Tags: Development tools, constructor
- Discussion threads 2005-11-11
- Create singleton objects in .NET to improve performance
- One singleton can be an extremely valuable tool forenhancing performance. This is particularly true when there is always just onephysical object. In traditional programming, you would instantiate a class asan object every time you need a specific instance of an object. For instance,you would create your own product "12" object...
- Tags: constructor, Microsoft .NET, performance, Robert L. Bogue, static method
- Technical articles 2005-02-03
- a simple question on c++
- can somebody can clear the use of copy constructor in c++. and if possible give a small and suitable example regarding the copy constructor.A copy constructor is used to create an instance from another instance, e.g.:MyClass A;MyClass B A;When B is instantiated, the following constructor is called:B (B const &...
- Tags: B, C++, constructor, copy constructor, Int, monukaushal@..., programming
- Q&A 2004-10-12
- Application Development: Advanced serialization in .NET
- This article deals with some of the advanced concepts associated with serialization in .NET. It is recommended that the reader be familiar with the basic concepts discussed in the previous article on serialization. This article deals with custom serialization and the implementation of ISerializable. The cloning of objects and serialization...
- Tags: .NET, Middleware, Microsoft .NET, S. Vikram, application development, ISerializable, ICloneable, constructor, ISerializable interface, Clone method, serialization, GetObjectData method
- Technical articles 2004-01-27
- Build cross-browser XML paging code
- My manager doesn't like scrolling through page after page of tabular information when using a browser-based application. And the delay he experiences while waiting for the next page to load provides him the opportunity to exercise his vast knowledge of the more interesting parts of the English language. He does...
- Tags: XML, Edmond Woychowsky, XML-Data Islands, XML-Data, XML-Data Island, paging
- Technical articles 2003-10-27
- How to properly use method overloading in Java
- This article originally appeared on Builder.com, TechRepublic’s sister site.Naming conventions are an important aspect of any development project, but coming up with unique names can be somewhat tedious. One way to simplify the chore is to reuse method names via overloading, which is the ability to have a class that...
- Tags: Baseline Inc., Java, member variable, Person, String firstName
- Technical articles 2003-10-14
- Use method overloading in Java
- Naming conventions are an important aspect of any development project, but coming up with unique names can be somewhat tedious. One way to simplify the chore is to reuse method names via overloading. Overloading is the ability to have a class that has multiple methods with the same name that...
- Tags: Development tools, Java, constructor, Baseline Inc., member variable
- Technical articles 2003-09-18
- Take advantage of advanced JavaScript functions
- JavaScript functions are a convenient way to package sequences of instructions designed to perform specific tasks or to act as constructors for classes. You can find oodles of documentation on the Internet about using basic functions, but just try to find some info on advanced features of JavaScript functions. So...
- Tags: Scripting languages, Edmond Woychowsky, JavaScript, JavaScript function, constructor
- Technical articles 2003-01-02
- Java Reflection API helps leverage the power of classes
- The Java Reflection API is a long-standing tool that opens the door to a variety of programming techniques. This walk-through will show you how to access class definitions at runtime.Available since Java 1.1, the Reflection API allows a Java application to get the definition of classes and operate on them...
- Tags: Programming languages, Java Reflection API, Alexandre Pereira Calsavara, constructor, Java
- Technical articles 2002-11-04
- Using Java to access Web resources
- Java provides the tools you need to access and use valuable Internet resources in your applications. See how to work with Internet content via the URL class.Java’s networking classes enable you to implement applications that communicate across a network/remote connection, but the platform also extends into the realm of the...
- Tags: Programming languages, Jeff Hanson, protocol element, Web, URL class, constructor, Java
- Technical articles 2002-07-22
- Using .NET assemblies with COM
- You've got a slick new .NET application, but you still use older COM-based applications, as well. Learn how to utilize your new .NET designs within older COM components.In the last article, we looked at calling COM components from .NET. Apart from providing backward compatibility, the .NET framework also provides forward...
- Tags: ActiveX/COM/COM+/DCOM, Middleware, .NET, Application servers, S. Vikram, COM, Microsoft .NET, constructor, default constructor
- Technical articles 2002-06-04
- Upon 'reflection,' C# attributes can simplify programming tasks
- There are ways to simplify your C# programming. One of them is through a proper understanding and creative use of attributes. Learn how to define, attach, and retrieve a C# attribute by following our example.C# is a procedural programming language that also includes some declarative features.(I know it’s OO—I mean...
- Tags: .NET, Programming languages, Paul Stephenson, programming, C#, FooAttribute, constructor
- Technical articles 2001-08-30
- Give your C# programs a boost: Tips for using constants, methods, and constructors
- Mastering C# will require you to master classes. Start with this look at the ins and outs of constants, fields, methods and parameters, and constructors and destructors.A thorough understanding of C# requires you to master classes. Our previous article looked at the basics of classes, but there is still plenty...
- Tags: .NET, Paul Stephenson, constructor, C#
- Technical articles 2001-08-22
- Call a default constructor early, but not often
- When you call a constructor from within another constructor, Java requires you to do it on the first line. Learn the logic behind this syntax and see how you can use this to your advantage.Q: When calling a constructor from within another constructor, why does this have to appear on...
- Tags: Barb Seewer, constructor
- Technical articles 2001-08-28
- Exploring C# constants, fields, and methods
- If you're honing your C# skills, you'll want to get up to speed on its use of constants, fields, and methods. This article examines each of these class members, offering explanations and examples along the way.In "Anatomy of a C# class," I began a discussion of C# classes by describing...
- Tags: .NET, Paul Stephenson, constructor, C#
- Technical articles 2001-07-03
Additional Resources
- PlacesBar Constructor (exe)
- PlacesBar Constructor is a free utility for Windows ME, 2000, XP, and 2003 that allows you to customize the PlacesBar that appears on the left side of the Open and Save dialogs in most applications. The Places Bar is a set of shortcuts to commonly-used folders, but wouldn't it be...
- Tags: PlacesBar Constructor, Places Bar, Microsoft Windows ME, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows XP, Operating Systems, Software
- Software downloads 2005-11-09
- Icon Constructor (exe)
- Icon Constructor converts BMP, JPEG, GIF, PNG, PSD, TGA, and TIFF formats into Windows icons. You can find many images on the Internet and convert them to icons for use on your Windows desktop and in applications. It supports Windows XP icons in 32-bit color depth with an alpha channel;...
- Tags: Icon Constructor, Microsoft Windows, E-mail, Internet, Operating Systems, Software, Online Communications
- Software downloads 2005-01-27
- Image Constructor (zip)
- Image Constructor helps you to create pictures in form of texts and small images over some background with picture or gradient fill and import them to graphical files. User can: create illustrations; move and edit objects in pictures; use his own set of basic images; import pictures to BMP, JPEG...
- Tags: Image, Object
- Software downloads 2007-02-03
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