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Rajesh
V.S.
Rajesh V.S is a software engineer in the area of
C/C++/JAVA for the last 5 years. Currently he is interested in
core C# language. He is Sun Certified Java Programmer. His other
area of interest includes Design Patterns and CORBA. He is also a writer of numerous
articles for many technical Web sites. You can reach him through rajeshvs@msn.com
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Articles Submitted:
- Tutorial:
Exception
Handling in C#
Exception
handling is an in built mechanism in .NET framework to detect and
handle run time errors. The .NET framework contains lots of
standard exceptions. The exceptions are anomalies that occur during the
execution of a program. 10/17/2001.
- Understanding
Properties in C#
In C#, properties
are nothing but natural extension of data fields. They are usually known
as ‘smart fields’ in C# community. 10/15/2001
- Abstract
Classes and Methods
This is a detailed analysis of
Abstract classes and methods in C# with some concrete examples. 10/08/2001.
- Constructors
and Destructors
This this detailed article, the
author talks about how constructors and destructors work in C# and how to
use them in your applications. It
also covers constructor overloading, private constructors, constructor
chaining, static constructors and destructors.
10/10/2001.
- Understanding
Structures in C#
A structure in C# is simply a composite data type
consisting of a number elements of other types.
A C# structure is a value
type and the instances or objects of a structure are created in stack.
The
structure in C# can contain fields, methods, constants, constructors,
properties, indexers, operators and even other structure types. 10/23/2001.
- Understanding
Enumerators in C#
An
enumeration (enum) is a special form of value type, which inherits from
System.Enum and supplies alternate names for the values of an underlying
primitive type.
10/25/2001
- Inheritance
and Polymorphism
By
using the concept of inheritance, it is possible to create a new class
from an existing one and add new features to it.
10/29/2001
- Understanding
Structures in C# updated
A
structure in C# is simply a composite data type consisting of a number
elements of other types. A C# structure is a value type and the instances
or objects of a structure are created in stack. 10/30/2001
- Working
with Namespaces in C#
In
C#, namespaces are used to logically arrange classes, structs, interfaces,
enums and delegates. The namespaces in C# can be nested. That means one
namespace can contain other namespaces also.
11/07/2001.
- Network
Programming in C#: Part 1
The .NET framework
provides two namespaces, System.Net and System.Net.Sockets for network
programming. The classes and methods of these namespaces help us to write
programs, which can communicate across the network. 11/12/2001.
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Network
Programming in C#: Part 2
This is Part 2 of the series of
articles on Network programming with C#. In this part, the author shows
you how to create synchronous clients using Socket programming. 11/19/2001.
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Operator
Overloading in C#
All
unary and binary operators have pre-defined implementations, that are
automatically available in any expressions. In addition to this
pre-defined implementations, user defined implementations can also be
introduced in C#.
12/03/2001.
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Type
Conversions in C#
Type conversion is a process of
converting one type into another. Using C# type conversion techniques, not
only you can convert data types, you can also convert object types. The
type conversion in C# can be either implicit conversion or an explicit
conversion.
12/04/2001.
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Singleton
Patterns in C#
The
software design patterns are mainly classified into three categories,
namely Creational Patterns, Structural Patterns and Behavioral Patterns.
The Creational Patterns deals with the best way to create objects. The
Singleton Pattern is an example of Creational Pattern.
12/05/2001.
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Factory
Patterns in C#
The
Factory Method Pattern comes under the classification of Creational
Patterns. The creational patterns deals with the best way to create
objects. The Factory Method provides a simple decision making class that
can return the object of one of several subclasses of an abstract base
class depending on the information that are provided. 12/10/2001
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Builder
Patterns in C#
Builder is an object creational design pattern that
codifies the construction process outside of the actual steps that carries
out the construction - thus allowing the construction process itself to be
reused. 12/20/2001.
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Abstract
Factory Patterns in C#
The
abstract factory pattern comes under the classification of Creational
Patterns. The creational patterns deals with the best way to create
objects. The Abstract Factory provides an interface to create and return
one of several families of related objects. 12/17/2001.
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Prototype
Patterns in C#
The
Prototype Pattern comes under the classification of Creational Patterns.
The creational patterns deals with the best way to create objects. This
helps to copy or clone the existing objects to create new ones rather
than creating from the scratch. 12/26/2001.
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Adaptor
Pattern in C#
During object-oriented
developments, some times we have to use an unrelated class along with our
existing class hierarchy. The simplest solution is to make a wrapper or
adaptor around the foreign class, which is acceptable by the existing
class hierarchy. This is what known as the ADAPTOR PATTERN or WRAPPER
PATTERN.
01/03/2002.
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Bridge
Patterns in C#
Bridge
Pattern is commonly known as Handle/Body idiom in C++ community. This
pattern is used for decoupling an abstraction from its implementation so
that the two can vary independently. 01/17/2002.
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Composite
Patterns in C#
A
Composite is a tree structure consisting of individual objects mixed with
compositions of objects, that is, objects that have other objects as their
children. The goal of the Composite pattern is to be able to treat
individual objects and compositions of objects the same way. All objects
in the Composite are derived from Composite itself.
01/23/2002.
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