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  • Throw Trap

    Often, in exception handling, we would need to re-throw an exception caught in the catch block, after doing some operation (logging the exception, for instance). But, we generally make the mistake of providing the exception argument in the throw expression...
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  • Process.Start() Quips

    It is more than a common requirement to be able to start another process from executing code. For instance, you might want to execute a batch file, run a command line utility of sorts, and so on. This is facilitated in the BCL through System.Diagnostics...
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  • Tip: StrongNameIdentityPermission

    Many a times in your application, you would want to have a security scheme which would ensure that your code is not referenced and misused by other assemblies. For instance, there might be public types representing custom Identities and Principals which...
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  • Indexer Insights

    We all know that types, including interfaces can have a default property. Default properties are used as a short-hand notation for accessing items in an array/collection of objects contained within the object. For e.g. Item is the default property of...
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  • Tip: Checking whether an Assembly is compiled in Debug or Release Configuration

    Often, it may be necessary to inspect whether a particular assembly was compiled with a Debug configuration (or Release configuration). For instance, you might want to run a tool of sorts on a build folder to ensure that all assemblies are compiled in...
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