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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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Mapping ReadOnlyObservableCollection to another collection
I'm writing a WPF application and I have several ReadOnlyObservableCollection fields in my models.
Suppose that I wanted to create a FooViewModel instance for each FooModel instance.
FooModel has an …
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Refactor LINQ & XML code
This is what you could do:
Try to bring order to the chaos of field numbers. For instance, associate 'F12' to 'Year 2010, Quarter 1'. This is essential to reduce code duplication.
Fortunately, the f …
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Simple way to decrement number within a repeating range
Some thoughts:
(i + x) % x == i //For i >= 0 && i < x
Then
(i + x - 1) % x
Gives us the range from 0 to x-1.
We want the range from 1 to x so we change this to:
(i + x - 2) % x + 1;
But I don …
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Checking if vector is normalized
This seems ok, depending on how precise you want it to be (some margin of error will always be needed since this is floating-point, but how much will depend on your needs)
Alternatively, you could ch …