Learn about parsing, and creating classes and expressions.
Parsing Is Easy: Base C Sharp Classes and Expressions Calculator
Published 03/21/2008
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Extending Outlook Functionality with a .NET Add-In
Published 10/18/2007
Interacting with Office functionality in a .NET application can add a new level of functionality while providing the user with familiar methods of getting work done. Explore extending Outlook via a sample add-in.
Microsoft Outlook Integration with C#.NET
Published 09/24/2007
Interacting with Office functionality in a .NET application can add a new level of functionality while providing the user with familiar methods of getting work done. In Part One of this series, explore a sample WinForms Outlook contact management application.
Implementing a Decimal-to-Fraction Class with Operator Overloading
Published 08/15/2007
Learn how to implement a Fraction's class—which is ideally suited for overloaded operators and how to overload operators in Visual Basic.
.NET Tip: Create a Class with Overloaded Constructors
Published 06/26/2006
Overloading the constructor of a class, which is the method called when you instantiate an object, ensures that your object is populated with all the information it needs to operate properly.
Using Nullable Types in C#
Published 08/15/2005
The next release of C# (ECMA-334, 3rd Edition) includes the ability to use nullable data types. If you are unfamiliar with nullable types, this introduction is for you!
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Programming with Code::Blocks
Published 12/12/2014
Discover Code::Blocks, an open source IDE for C/C++.
Building Modular Applications with MEF
Published 01/07/2015
It's possible that you don't even realise that you have an application that uses plug-ins. Use MEF to tame them.
Building a Mobile App with DevExtreme and VB
Published 01/05/2015
Use Devextreme and Visual Studio to create a basic mobile app.
Working with State Machines in the .NET Framework
Published 06/18/2014
Arun Karthick introduces you to the state machine model and shows you how to create a simple working state machine sample using the .NET framework in the C# language.
