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- Learn the pros and cons of working with SortedLists in VB.NET
- It would be nice to know how it's implementedIt would be nice if we knew how the "array" of keys is implemented in this class (really an array, a hash-table, a linked list, a tree?) Also I hope it's not actually "sorted" after each insertion/deletion, but rather there should...
- Discussion threads 2006-09-12
- Learn the pros and cons of working with SortedLists in VB.NET
- If you need to maintain a collection of objects that is sorted every time an item is added or removed, consider using VB.NET's SortedLists. In this tip, Irina Medvinskaya outlines the advantages and disadvantages of using a SortedList. SortedLists come in handy when developers need to maintain a...
- Technical articles 2006-09-07
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- Code generators help you deliver high-quality code quickly
- By Mike GunderloyReduced to its essentials, the job of a contract developer is pretty simple: Produce high-quality code that meets your customers' needs in the shortest possible time. There are many tools that can help you attain this goal. Requirements-management, bug tracking, source code control, and automated testing tools, for...
- Technical articles 2003-06-03
- Getting to know the .NET collections
- If looking for a collection object in .NET has left you scratching your head, you aren't alone. Get your bearings with a guided tour of the System.Collections namespace.Collections provide a way to store arbitrary objects in a structured fashion, and we all know how useful they are in everyday programming....
- Technical articles 2002-05-13
- Application Development: Building collections in .NET
- By Phill MillerIf properly used, collections in .NET can be one of the most powerful tools in software development; however, they are often misunderstood and definitely underused. Nearly every software project has the need for a collection of something; for instance, data items, purchase orders, shipping items, tables, and users....
- Technical articles 2004-03-30
- Take advantage of strongly typed collection classes in .NET
- The .NET Framework provides abstract classes you can use to create strongly typed collections for more efficient data management. We'll walk you through some code samples that show you how to better access the data layer.As readers of Builder.com know from Lamont Adams’ articles "Collective confusion: Using collections in .NET"...
- Technical articles 2002-10-25
- Clearing the barriers to .NET for VB developers
- Despite the hurdles facing VB developers who are moving to the .NET platform, it's not only a possible transition, but a worthy one as well. Learn more about how to approach this migration to achieve the best results.Despite the hurdles facing VB developers who are moving to the .NET platform,...
- Technical articles 2002-12-20
- How to sort a hashtable and return should in be in the hashtable in C#
- i,How to sort a hashtable and return should in be in the hashtable in C#.Thanks,PuruNo it shouldn'tUse SortedList for that.
- Discussion threads 2009-02-26
- CD Key Generator 6.3 (Windows)
- Generate random alpha, numeric, or both, CD keys for software distribution and registration. A maximum key length of 24 characters may be generated. Key can then be copied or saved into a text file for later use. Keys can be exported to an encrypted file in addition to an Array,...
- Software downloads 2009-09-15
- MSDN Webcast: geekSpeak: Generics and Collections (Level 200)
- What's the best way to get the arms around a collection of data? The presenter of this webcast will help to explore the Microsoft .NET Generic Collections, which includes the List, LinkedList, Stack, Queue, Dictionary, SortedList, SortedDictionary, and HashSet collection classes. The presenter will look at what collection classes do...
- Webcasts 2009-09-09
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