O in SOLID Design = Open/ Close Principle Open for Extension and close for Modification. The Open-Closed Principle (OCP) is a fundamental concept in software development, particularly within the S...

In this blog, we will see the negative impact of writing the comments on the method/classes while doing the implementation. These are my thoughts which I learned during my 14 years of experience. Y...

In this blog, you will learn about refactoring and clean code AntiPattern.

What are some of the best ways to learn programming ? Before getting started into computer program, very first you need to be mentally prepare that don’t give-up, there is no substitute/shortcut o...

In this blog, you will learn how does one become a great problem solver as well as Good Programmer.

Memory leakage and management are very common for any application. Here are a few tips for various applications.

This blog looks at the elements that an automation framework should have.

This post explains a few measures of success that contribute to code quality.

Unit testing is something very important for any project. With that said, I rarely see it done in projects or done correctly. How can you push the code to quality assurance or production without kn...

This blog sums up a few best practices while naming a variable/ method/ class.

In this blog, we will see the usage of String.Split method in a optimized way.

In this blog, we will see how we can avoid null reference exception while using the String.Equals method.

In this blog, we will see a better way of adding two or more string variables.

In this blog, we will compare the execution time between List.Count() and List.Any().

In this blog, we will do the benchmarking for List.Count() method and List.Count property.

In this blog, we will see how to use Array.Length before iterating an array.

This blog aims at writing clean code and avoiding some common mistakes that programmers usually make while writing code.

This blog aims on writing clean code and avoid some common mistakes that programmers usually make while writing code.

This blog will discuss a few critical points about OOP and we'll be seeing another way to define it.

When you are dealing with integer values which are in higher amounts, you might arrive at a situation where the program gives you the wrong output.