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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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Variable declaration closer to usage Vs Declaring at the top of Method
Before I read Clean Code by Robert C. Martin, I would've said that you should go with your colleague's option (group all the variables at the top) because it looks better/cleaner and it makes more sen …
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Reversing a string
@Billy ONeal : I strongly believe that this is a matter of taste. Robert C. Martin states in Clean Code that software developers like to use obfuscated code to "show off" and I agree with him. I also …