I have a collection defined 开发者_Go百科as: public class MyCollection : List<MyItem> { ... } public class MyItem
I have a class with some collections in them, and I would like to serialize instances of this class to XML without having to initialize the collections to be empty, and without having to implement IXm
I have a class, instances of which need to be disposed.I also have several classes that produce these instances, either singly or lists of them.
Suppose you have the following class: class Car : IPainting { ... } Then a function like this: void AddCars(IEnumerable<Car> collection)
I have to refactor an existing project, which is not that small. It contains a lot of arrays declarations and accesses:
Opened a LinkedHashSet source code today and found some interesting thing: public class LinkedHashSet<E>
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I have a working one to many relationship (NOT bbidirectional) where Resource has a set of many Allocations implented as shown below. The domain needs to do more with the collection of allocations tha
I have a WPF form that shows a contact (Name, Address and State). The GUI is bound to a CurrentContact object and they are stored in a List&开发者_JAVA百科lt;Contact>.
I\'ve been searching for the standard implementation of a doubly linked list in c# (so that I have a linked list I can iterate over backwards) and cannot find one. I feel like something so simple must
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