i have a solution combined with several projects. this is my App.xaml.cs public partial class App : Application
I understand that using the as operator to cast an object, over an explicit cast, is usually more desirable due to the fact that if the cast fails, the reference variable goes to null instead of throw
I have a question about the safety of a cast from long to int. I fear that the method I wrote might fail at this cast. Can you please take a look at the code below and tell me if it is possible to wri
Earlier I asked if using as in C# was safe (i.e. won\'t blow up): Is using "as" in C# a safe way of casting?
Is there any way to modify the findModel method in SubService to return a Foo or Boo type rather than an Object type.
I am trying to divide two variables in Jquery as follows: var image_width = parseInt($object.width());
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I am trying to pull values from a datatable object and populate an object for a webservice call dynamically, I have tried a few aproaches but narrowed them down to this, what it seems to be missing is
I have a SQLite table with integer year and month columns. I\'d like be able to \'cast\' them as a date type for certain queries, but the simplest way I\'ve found is long and unintuitive:
public class TestEmployee { public static void main(String args[]) { byte b=(byte)1*200; System.out.println(b);
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