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Fix for error CS0656: Missing compiler required member ‘Microsof...

September 22, 2019 no comments

When working with the dynamic keyword or ExpandoObject in C# , there are times when you might encounter the below error. CS0656: Missing compiler required member ‘Microsoft.CSharp.RuntimeBinder...

How to read the entire contents of a file to a string variable in C# ?...

March 10, 2017 no comments

There are several ways in which you can read a text file in to a string variable in C#. One of the simple ways to achieve it is using the ReadAllText method of the File class. How to read the entire ...

How to get an Enumerator from range of elements from ArrayList in C# ?...

October 6, 2016 no comments

Using DebuggerDisplay attribute in C#

September 11, 2016 no comments

DebuggerDisplay attribute class in C# lets the developer control on how an object or property needs to be displayed in the debugger variable window. Assume that you have a class that does not have th...

How to check for the column name in an SqlDataReader Object in C# ?

September 8, 2016 no comments

How to Get Type Name without full namespace in C# ?

May 10, 2016 no comments

If you want to find the full name of the type in C# , you can use the typeof keyword to do it as shown in the below code snippet. var str1 = typeof (Author).ToString(); The problem with this method i...

Constant->static and readonly->instance field in C#

May 4, 2016 no comments

There are 2 options for the developers to declare a constant value in their C# application.1. readonly2. const If you need to initialize a constant field at runtime , you must use readonly instead of...

3 options to return multiple values from a method in C#

April 22, 2016 no comments

There are many occasions when you might want to return multiple values for a method in C#. Below are some of the options that the developers could use to return multiple values from a method in C#. D...

Failed to compare two elements in the array in C#

April 22, 2016 no comments

When you want to use the Sort method of the List<T> (without parameters) , you should be implementing the IComparable<T> interface. If you don’t implement the IComparable interface ...

Tilde (~) Symbol in the Enum definition in C#

February 11, 2016 1 comment

During a casual discussion with one of my friend , I came across a question on whether the tilde(~) symbol can be used in the enum definition as shown below. public enum TypeData { All = ~0, None = 0...

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