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Dynamic type and Expando Object class
Read more: Dynamic type and Expando Object classThe dynamic type indicates that use of the variable and references to its members bypass compile-time type checking. Instead, these operations are resolved at run time. The dynamic type…
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Appending two string builders
Read more: Appending two string buildersThe most performant way of appending two string builders in .NET Framework 4, use this; For .NET Framework 2.0/3.5, use this; This wouldn’t hurt performance…
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How to check computer specs
Read more: How to check computer specsOn a window machine Bring up computer Run window = Windows + R Type this command; systeminfo > specs.txt Open specs.txt file in notepad.
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How to create midnight datetime
Read more: How to create midnight datetimeMidnight is the first one – It’s the very first second of the day, not the last. The output is this;
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jQuery Ajax – tips
Read more: jQuery Ajax – tipsjQuery Ajax is async by nature. We use to set a flag “async:false” if we need to make Ajax call sync (non-blocking). This feature has…
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