Coding
Designing a WPF application
I started learning WPF a month ago, I would say that I know the very basics now (data binding, MVVM, etc) and I can make a simple application, but it looks terrible, I watched some Read more…
I started learning WPF a month ago, I would say that I know the very basics now (data binding, MVVM, etc) and I can make a simple application, but it looks terrible, I watched some Read more…
Hello! In this exercise I’m doing, I’m supposed to convert my age into dog years, but when I run it I don’t even get the option to enter my age. My code is: And it Read more…
Hi, I’m not sure if anyone here has worked with Blazor much but hopefully somone can help on this issue. I’m trying to make a search feature where on inputting something in the searchbar, the Read more…
[SOLVED!] See Rupertavery comment Hi! I’m trying to edit the ini file. The goal is to read the file and check if it contains “Mute” in the lines. If it exists – replace the ending Read more…
Let’s say I have totally made up class which has an Email property and Method SetEmail which contains some validation logic but I tend to believe that it’s way “too deep” and the real validation Read more…
I’m a CS student studying for the C# developer exam and I’m wondering how much LINQ is used in actual coding considering its overhead. I love LINQ and all its features, it’s filtering and data Read more…
I just got started today on trying to learn c# again and started researching a few things and looking at some dll files I opened. One thing I saw that intrigued me was a protect Read more…
So far, EF Core 5 has been quite handy to reduce the clutter a Many-to-Many would cause. However, I’m currently trying to update an older project and I’ve come across something that I feel like Read more…
Hello everyone! Its been awhile, hope everyone had a good new years eve. Lets get to the point:This is a discord server filled with people learning C# and also C# devs. Everyone is welcome no Read more…
I’m working on a CodeWars problem that deals with steps between prime numbers. A step is how much separates the two primes within a range. Only the first two primes that match the step argument Read more…