Articles on C# programming language.
In the previous article, we learned about Anonymous Type to define properties at runtime. But these properties are read only and the type will not allow changing it after creation. C# provides a class called DynamicExpando which will also allow adding the properties at runtime. But we can read and write the property values at runtime with this object. Since the type allow adding the members on the fly, the compiler will not perform any type checking. We can also…
Null-Conditional Operator is available from C# 6.0 which makes more readable way of comparing the null object. The operator ‘?.’ is called Null-Conditional Operator. Some programmer calls this operator as Elvis Operator. In this example, we will see how to use this operator to check for the null objects.
In C#, Anonymous Type can encapsulate the properties for more code readability. These types can store only properties with a restriction that they can be read only. Note, it also lives for a short-term say within the function scope. Let us see a C# Example here to explore it.
In the last article: Link, we saw how to create Key-Pair and how to store that in a container. Before reading this article, visit the link to know what is a Key File and a Key Container. Now, we will see how to sign an assembly with visual studio 2017 and command prompt. Signing an assembly is useful so that it cannot be modified by unauthorised people. Singing an assembly support deploying it in the GAC and allows versioning policy for the generated binary (Assembly).
Dotnet provides dll and exe in the form of assemblies. We can build the assemblies with Strong Names so that only authorised persons can make code change. DotNet provides a tool called Strong Name tool and using that we can create Security Keys. In this example, we will learn the following: