This blog describes and demonstrates IEnumerable in C#.

This blog describes and demonstrates the stacks using C#. In C#, a stack is a data structure that allows you to store and retrieve elements in a Last-In-First-Out (LIFO) manner.

This blog describes the inheritance definition, use case, and its implementation in C#.

This blog describes Generics and its uses.

This blog shows how we implement the dependency Injection in C#.

This article demonstrates how to use Azure Durable Functions and chaining pattern in real world.

Practical example of using Tracing in .NET applications

There are many ways to find the sum of an array of numbers in C#, including inbuilt methods and legacy ways. There are two methods in the System.Linq namespace for finding the sum of an array of nu...

In this blog, you will learn about Null Conditional Operator ?. in C#.

In this blog you will learn about the difference between stack and heap memory in C#

The blog post explores the new _required_ modifier introduced in c# 11.

In this blog, we will learn Types of Properties in C#.

In this blog, you will learn about the difference between "finalise" and "finally" methods in .NET.

A useful helper class to detect the image type and extension from a given byte[] in C#

"sealed" keyword before the class name completely change the behavior of a class. We will see how in this blog.

This blog introduces a helper class to ease interop-ing with C++ code that exposes changable values as VARIANT pointers.

In this blog, you will learn about yield keyword functionality in C#.

In this blog, you will learn about C# Keywords.

This blog is all about the params in C#, which is a very important concept to understand. It is a unique concept in C# which is different from C/C++ and Java.

In this blog, you will learn about encapsulation and Abstraction.