I\'m trying to put the following logic into an Extension method that let\'s me pass in a Func for the selector of the field.
Let\'s just say I\'d like to iterate over a string[][], append a value using an anonymous type and perform a generic ForEach-Extensionmethod on the result (brilliant example, I know, but I suppose you
I make heavy use of+ <.> to find the namespace of types and have VS.NET import those types into my class files. Similar to that, suppose I have a DateTime extension method called ToWebsiteString().
I have a weird question. Here it goes - Let\'s consider the below code snippet: string test =\"this is a test string\";
I\'m trying to convert the following algorithm from C# to VB.NET and the VB.NET I have is not producing the same results as my C# algorithm, can someone tell me where I\'ve gone wrong in my conversion
Im using asp.net mvc 2.0. I have the following HtmlHelper extension: AdminOnly(HtmlHelper helper, IPrincipal User, string htmlToRender)
In the blog post by the rather popular ayende.com website blog post .There is a section that catches my eye in a very specific manner.
I\'m accustomed to extension methods being presented by intellisense, after the \'this\' type is keyed-in.But when I try this with HtmlHelper, the extension methods don\'t show - even though the \'usi
When I load C:\\Program Files (x86)\\Reference Assemblies\\Microsoft\\Framework.NETFramework\\v4.0\\System.Data.DataSetExtensions.dll
Let\'s suppose I have an inifite generator A(). What I want is to obtain the sum of all the numbers returned by A such that the sum does not exceed a value N in only one LINQ expression.
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