Year: 2022
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JavaScript: How to construct an array of json objects using map
Read more: JavaScript: How to construct an array of json objects using mapWhat does map do ? Answer: It creates a new array with the results of calling a function on every element in the calling array.…
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Method vs Linq based query syntax example
Read more: Method vs Linq based query syntax exampleI need to make inner join on 3 tables; LedgerTypes, LedgerControl and Ledger. Method based query example Linq based query example I prefer query syntax…
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Delete a local git branch
Read more: Delete a local git branchHow to delete a Test_Branch. Switch to some other branch and delete Test_Branch, as follows: If above command gives you error – The branch ‘Test_Branch’ is not…
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Simplifying ADO.NET Code in .NET 6
Read more: Simplifying ADO.NET Code in .NET 6When developers think of how to access data, many use the Entity Framework (EF), Dapper, NHibernate, or some other object-relational mapper (ORM). Each of these…
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AutoMapper in .NET 6
Read more: AutoMapper in .NET 6Adding AutoMapper to ASP.NET 6 application; The next step is adding the AutoMapper to our DI container, inside the program.cs we need to add the…
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