by Siggi | Sep 8, 2024 | C# Features, Collections
In this article, we’ll learn about C# Lists, how to use them, and look at examples to make things clear. Lists are a type of collection in C#. They allow you to store multiple items (like numbers or words) in a single, organized way. If you’ve ever used an array,...
by Janice Friedman | Sep 23, 2019 | C# Features
Image via pexels Just like there are many human languages in the world, there are also many computer languages, and learning how to be fluent is just as much of a challenge for computer programmers as it is for linguists. For programmers interested in object-oriented...
by Janice Friedman | Aug 29, 2019 | C# Features
Computers speak their own languages. While you might know that a computer processes information in a series of 0s and 1s that the human mind simply can’t keep up with, you might be surprised that binary is not the only language computers speak. There are...
by Janice Friedman | Aug 13, 2019 | C# Features, Csharp Station
C# is a programming application developed by Microsoft, and it is used in most of their products. So, what is C# used for? Primarily, it’s used for building .NET applications. Anytime you work with a C# application, you’re implementing a .NET framework. C#...
by Janice Friedman | Jun 20, 2019 | C# Features
In C#, arrays and lists are both objects that can be used to hold variables, but they aren’t interchangeable. Let’s explore list vs array. An array must be declared using brackets and accompanied by the type of variables it will hold (integers or strings)...
by Janice Friedman | Apr 10, 2017 | C# Features
Pretty much any programming language can be used to create versatile and highly useful image processing libraries that can and are used to edit, change, distort, and process images. C# is no exception to this rule. C# is actually a great language to use for image...
