C# 7.0-Local Functions
Local functions are a new feature in C# 7 that allows defining a function inside another function. Local functions are similar to anonymous methods.
read more »Local functions are a new feature in C# 7 that allows defining a function inside another function. Local functions are similar to anonymous methods.
read more »C# 8.0 is supported on .NET Core 3.x and .NET Standard 2.1. The remainder of this article briefly describes top 5 features.
read more »Today we are going to discuss three features from C# 9.0. In order to use C# 9.0 and .NET 5.0, we should have Visual Studio 16.8 or above. As you might have already know .NET is the next version from .NET Core 3.1. The reason .NET 5.0 was chosen so that there is no confusion with the .NET version 4.* and Microsoft wanted to get rid of the Core because going forward this is the .NET version. Though for ASP.NET it is going to be still named as ASP.NET Core 5 because there is already AP.NET MVC 5.0. Here to avoid confusion, Core is retained. Same is applicable for Entity Framework Core. Entity Framework 5.0 will be named as Entity Framework Core 5 because there is already EF 5.0 and EF 6.0. Let us dive into features.
read more »There are so many features in C# 10 that I have fallen completely in love with that help simplify source code and make development even more enjoyable. I break down some of the features that you will actually use every day when developing apps with .NET 6.
read more »ASP.NET Web Forms and Blazor share many similar concepts. Here, we’ll look at the structure of a Blazor project.
read more »Blazor is a free, open-source Web framework that allows us to create interactive applications in C# that will be used mainly through a web browser
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