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I have a class to wrap string literals and calculate the size at compile time. The constructor looks like this:
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I have a simple line of code in a web service: instance = @\"\\instanceNameHere\"; Yet the output is always the same.
I have two particular cases where I disagree with a coworker, whether constants should be used or not.
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