OR-ing bytes in C# gives int [duplicate]
1.Me Myself & C#
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do some DOM manipulation. Basically task was changing color of some SPAN
elements in DOM depending on ...
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language. Generics use type parameters, which make it possible to design
classes and methods that do not ...
3.constants - C#: Static readonly vs const - Stack Overflow
Description:Public static readonly fields are a little unusual; public
static properties (with only a get) would be more common (perhaps backed
by a private static readonly field).
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Description:Kirk Radeck, Windows Embedded MVP Senior Software Engineering
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Description:I'd suggest "Inside C#" (Tom Archer, Andrew Whitechapel) and
"Introducing Microsoft .NET" (David S. Platt). Both include chapters on
multithreading.
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