C#

In C#, IEnumerable, IList, and ICollection are interfaces that represent different types of collections. Here’s a brief characterization of each: What is IEnumerable and how to use it? IEnumerable defines an iterator that allows you … Read more

A few days ago I faced with console error in the Blazor Webassembly .NET 7 application: Microsoft.JSInterop.JSException: Converting circular structure to JSON –> starting at object with constructor ‘Window’ — property ‘window’ closes the circle … Read more

There are situations where you may need to determine the number of occurrences of a specific substring within a larger string. Whether it’s analyzing textual data or performing data cleansing tasks, counting substring occurrences can … Read more

The Stopwatch class is a fundamental component of the .NET framework, specifically in the System.Diagnostics namespace. It provides a comprehensive set of methods and properties that enable developers to accurately measure time intervals in their … Read more

A few days ago I installed Automapper in my C# project. And I faced with the next error: “Unmapped members were found. Review the types and members below. Add a custom mapping expression, ignore, add … Read more

Some time ago I ran into a problem that I need to make a complete copy of the C# object. Before I show you how to deep-copy an object. I want to briefly describe how … Read more

A few weeks ago, I encountered an issue with SyncFusion SFGrid where it was rendering not the last request that was sent, but the last request that was completed. I was using a custom DataAdapter … Read more

Enums are a powerful feature of C# that allow you to define a set of named constants. And it can be a challenge to enumerate an Enum in C#. In this article, I will explore … Read more

In C#, “==” and “Equals” are used to compare values of variables or objects. The choice between the two operators depends on the type of data you are comparing. For example, when comparing two strings … Read more

In this article, I will demonstrate how to deserialize JSON from a file in C# for both a single item and a collection. I will use the standard .NET namespace ‘using System.Text.Json’. For my examples, … Read more