#.NET

Calling the Base Constructor

In C#, when you create a derived class (also known as a subclass), it can inherit members from its base class (also known as a superclass). The Need f...
Calling the Base Constructor

Understanding NullReferenceException and How to Fix It

In C#, a NullReferenceException is a common runtime exception that occurs when you attempt to access or call a member (property, method, or field) of...

Enumerating an Enum

In C#, enumerations, or enums, are special value types that define a set of named constants. Enumerations make it easier to work with a predefined set...
Enumerating an Enum

Difference Between Decimal, Float, and Double

In .NET, decimal, float, and double are three different data types used to represent floating-point numbers. Each of these types has specific characte...

Deep Cloning Objects

Deep cloning an object involves creating an entirely new copy of the object and all its nested objects, rather than copying references to the original...
Deep Cloning Objects

Understanding the Difference Between String and string in C#

In C#, you might come across two similar-looking terms: "String" and "string." Although they might appear interchangeable, there i...
Understanding the Difference Between String and string in C#