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By: juharr

Wow, I use all of these except for #5, just never found the need. And for #10 not only do I use that, I also wrote a little extention method (those should be on the list) to make it work the way I want...

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By: Nick Olsen

Good info. Didn’t know about the ?? operator. Always looking for ways to reduce the number of characters I have to type!

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By: Rocky Madden

Nice write up. I love short hand approaches to make every line of code count. I was unaware of the LINQ statements, thanks!

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By: Charles Boyung

#8 is a horrible thing to do. That item is a case of pure laziness and leads to less readable code in the long run. Usability is something you can strive for IN your code as well, not just with the...

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By: Coder

Hey thanks for posting this, although I now prefer C++.

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By: josh

Why do int max = (x > y) ? x : y; instead of int max = Math.max(x, y): ?

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By: Rarius

Speaking as a software engineer of over 20 years experience, I hate coding shorthands. Time and again, I have found that they make code less readable and while they may make the initial coding faster...

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By: Moutasem Alawa

Thanks for sharing, the one thing i am stunned about is Null-Coalesce operator is totally new for me.

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By: Prasetiawan

I love the programming and am very happy to visit your website. I will make your website one of my reference website to learn programming. thank you very much for this article helpful articles....

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By: James Tiet

This is really nice article, I love it

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