Comparing Objects by Value. Part 2. Implementation Notes of the Equals Method

Computer Environment, Languages & Coding

In the previous article, we have reviewed a general concept of implementing a minimum set of...
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Everything you should know about SQL Server JOINS

Database administration, Work with data

The focus of this article is going to be on utilizing JOINs. We will start off by talking a bit about how JOINs are going to happen and why...
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Comparing Objects by Value. Part 1. Beginning

Computer Environment, Languages & Coding

It is a common fact that the .NET object model, as well as other software program platforms, allow comparing objects by reference and by...
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Extended Events for SSAS

Database development, Events

Cubes require frequent monitoring since their productivity decreases quite often (slowdowns during...
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Composition and Interfaces in OOP World

Computer Environment, Languages & Coding

In the object-oriented programming world, the concept of inheritance has been criticized for a long time. There are quite a lot of...
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Sorting in .NET

ASP .NET CORE, Languages & Coding • 4 Comments

Sorting is a typical task each programmer should be aware of. That’s why this article is dedicated to the implementation of sorting in...
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Aspects of Strings in .NET

Database administration, Work with data

The string data type is one of the most significant data types in any programming language. You can...
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StringBuilder: the Past and the Future

Classes, Languages & Coding

In the previous article, I elaborated on peculiarities of string concatenation. In this article, I would like to consider the StringBuilder...
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The origin of GetHashCode in .NET

ASP .NET CORE, Frameworks, Languages & Coding • One Comment

This article is devoted to the GetHashCode method and the GetHashCode implementation in the .NET Framework. The article also...
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Foreach or For – That is the Question

ASP .NET CORE, Languages & Coding, Performance Tuning • 2 Comments

The discussion about the preference difference between FOREACH and FOR is not new. We all know that...
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