Friday, June 09, 2006 - Posts

• System.Nullable A.k.a Nullable types

  Developers were always looking forward to the inclusion of Nullable types in C#. I love the way it's been implemented using generics. Before we go in to the specifics of Nullable types; let's look at what is a Nullable type and it's usage. What's a Read More posted 09 June 2006 by sachinjoshi | (Comments Off) Filed Under: C#

• Interned string

  Interned string is nothing but a locked up version of a string, so that it can be shared. Memory allocation can be avoided by using string.Empty. string sFirstName = string.Empty; The C# compiler is intelligent enough to generate code based on Read More posted 09 June 2006 by sachinjoshi | 1 Comments Filed Under: C#