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Better way of handling Null Reference Checks in C#6.0

by yash soman

The tip is about using Elvis operator which is introduced in C# 6.0 for Null Reference Checks. It gives an example of how to use it.

Beware: The null-coalescing (??) operator is low in the order of operator precedence.

by Yvan Rodrigues

Maybe writing a tip will mean the last time I fall for this.

Generic Operators / Numerics in C#

by Lee Reid

How to create 'generic' classes and methods which use operators such as +,-, / and *

Into the Extreme – Fold-Expressions

by Coral Kashri

Fold-expressions in extreme cases

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Better way of handling Null Reference Checks in C#6.0

by yash soman

The tip is about using Elvis operator which is introduced in C# 6.0 for Null Reference Checks. It gives an example of how to use it.

Beware: The null-coalescing (??) operator is low in the order of operator precedence.

by Yvan Rodrigues

Maybe writing a tip will mean the last time I fall for this.

Generic Operators / Numerics in C#

by Lee Reid

How to create 'generic' classes and methods which use operators such as +,-, / and *

Into the Extreme – Fold-Expressions

by Coral Kashri

Fold-expressions in extreme cases

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Into the Extreme – Fold-Expressions

by Coral Kashri

Fold-expressions in extreme cases

Understanding Terminal vs Intermediate Operators in Java Streams: Key Differences and Examples

by Trần_Tuấn_Anh

In Java Streams, operators are crucial for manipulating and processing data. They are classified into two main types: Terminal Operators and Intermediate Operators. Understanding the distinction between these operators is essential for effective stream processing.