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C# is a multi-paradigm, managed, garbage-collected, object-oriented programming language created by Microsoft in conjunction with the .NET platform. Use this tag for questions related to C#. In case a specific version of the framework is used, you could also include that tag; for instance .net-2.0.
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Are redundancy and reflection my only options here?
The redundancy is hard to remove and constructions like these make it hard to extend the options later. It would require updates to both data contracts and all classes implementing them.
You could us …
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How to make this ASP.NET MVC ViewModel population query efficient?
It's hard to tell exactly how to write this query without knowing exactly what your datamodel look like and how you've set it up. An assumption was made you're using Linq 2 SQL, I'll adhere to that as …
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Duplication Elimination Project
Not sure whether there's some trickery here... But a simple solution could be:
Simplest way would be an array of boolean for all possible numbers. When you enter 50, check position 50 and if it's fal …
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Parsing library interface
I like the idea of a Fluent Parser, but I find the syntax you're using very confusing, which probably isn't what you wanted to hear.
Some feedback:
Productions, Production, Onreduce, these terms ha …
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using (IDisposable) in c# factory pattern
No, you can't use a factory to dispose your objects, your code is creating and immediately disposing the SPSite as soon as it steps out of your method.
public override SPSite GetSite(string url = …
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