Comparing Objects with IComparable and IComparer compitionpoint June 8, 2018 Comparing Objects with IComparable and IComparer2019-10-12T16:49:35+00:00 .Net framework No Comment
There are two useful interfaces that are useful for comparing user-defined objects. These are the IComparable<T> and IComparer<T>interfaces. The IComparable interface is implemented in a class to allow comparison between it and another object. The IComparer<T>is…
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The following is an example application showing how we can modify a control’s Font property using other controls and components. We will use the techniques we have learned earlier to modify the…
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Reading XML files is a necessary technique to retrieve information from an XML file. Say, for example, you store your configuration settings in an XML file, you can retrieve the…
Writing to an XML File
Using the classes and methods of the XML Document Object Model, we can easily construct an XML document and save it to a file. We will create an application to demonstrate…
XML Document Object Model
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Writing to a Text File
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C# System.IO.Path Class
The ;class is a utility class that has methods for constructing paths of files and directories. Although you can simply use simple string concatenation and methods, using the Path class makes it easier…