Tag: c#
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Joining Operator: GroupJoin
Read more: Joining Operator: GroupJoinThe GroupJoin operator performs the same task as Join operator except that GroupJoin returns a result in group based on specified group key. The GroupJoin…
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Action, Func and Expression
Read more: Action, Func and ExpressionMost times you’re going to want Func or Action if all that needs to happen is to run some code. You need Expression when the…
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Pivot C# Array or DataTable: Convert a Column To a Row with LINQ
Read more: Pivot C# Array or DataTable: Convert a Column To a Row with LINQMy Previous post explains how to convert a column to row in JavaScript array. In this post, we will do the same thing but with C# Array…
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Polling vs. Long Polling vs. WebSocket vs. Server-Sent Events
Read more: Polling vs. Long Polling vs. WebSocket vs. Server-Sent EventsThere are several techniques for real-time communication between clients and servers. Each of these techniques has its own characteristics and use cases. Polling and long…
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Convert List of DerivedClass to List of BaseClass
Read more: Convert List of DerivedClass to List of BaseClassHere is a good discussion; https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1817300/convert-listderivedclass-to-listbaseclass
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