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Throw in a little syntactic sugar for more succinct C# code

Sweeten your C# programs with more succinct and familiar syntax to be used with objects and classes. See how the use of properties, indexers, and operators will make your code more intuitive and readable.

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Upon ‘reflection,’ C# attributes can simplify programming tasks

There are ways to simplify your C# programming. One of them is through a proper understanding and creative use of attributes. Learn how to define, attach, and retrieve a C# attribute by following our example.

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Give your C# programs a boost: Tips for using constants, methods, and constructors

Mastering C# will require you to master classes. Start with this look at the ins and outs of constants, fields, methods and parameters, and constructors and destructors.

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Exploring C# constants, fields, and methods

If you're honing your C# skills, you'll want to get up to speed on its use of constants, fields, and methods. This article examines each of these class members, offering explanations and examples along the way.

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Anatomy of a C# class

Need to master the basics of classes in C#? This article will show you what new ground you need to cover when it comes to classes in C#.

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Throw in a little syntactic sugar for more succinct C# code

Upon ‘reflection,’ C# attributes can simplify programming tasks

Give your C# programs a boost: Tips for using constants, methods, and constructors

Exploring C# constants, fields, and methods

Anatomy of a C# class

How to recruit and hire a Scrum Master

Web 3.0 quick glossary

How to recruit and hire a User Experience Designer

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