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Tip/Trick 14 May 2013   license: CPOL
A light article about a new feature in C# 5 and .NET 4.5
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Re: OMG by Assil
Forum Message 12 May 2013  
Thank you so much springy76.. As a matter of fact, I am not quite satisfied about the attached example.. An updated one will show clearer results with.. But I hope the main Idea is clear for everyo
Forum Message 13 Mar 2013  
Very Helpful and useful example...
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My vote of 5 by Assil
Forum Message 6 Feb 2012  
That is nice article and it is smart and neat.. I loved it.. Even though it did not work on my case..
Forum Message 13 Jan 2012  
Reason for my vote of 1 Nay
Forum Message 13 Jan 2012  
Reason for my vote of 1 no
Forum Message 13 Jan 2012  
Reason for my vote of 5 That would be great... Thank you... I never tried that.. But I had the same experience like in the article above and it sucked and embarrassed me in front of my manager who sai
Forum Message 13 Jan 2012  
Reason for my vote of 2 So Simple
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